Ung.no offers important help and information to young people in Norway
Many young people in Norway may find everyday life challenging, whether it concerns school, health, or their rights. To make it easier to find answers to questions, the public website ung.no exists.
Ung.no is the official information channel from the Norwegian public sector. The website is specifically developed for young people between the ages of 13 and 20 who need guidance or information on various topics in life.
The website covers a wide range of subjects, from mental health and sexuality to work, education, and laws. The goal is for young people to receive quality-assured information that is easy to understand, so that they can make good choices for their own future.
In addition to articles, the service offers the opportunity to ask questions. This is a safe arena where young people can get answers from professionals about things they might find difficult to talk to their parents or teachers about.
By gathering all this information in one place, the authorities want to make the support system more accessible to the younger generation. Ung.no is therefore an important resource for everyone living in Norway who needs advice during their teenage years.