After running away from home, research by NSPCC says 1 in 6 young people slept rough, 1 in 8 were physically hurt and 1 in 9 were sexually assaulted.
In the UK, around 140,000 young people go missing each year. There can be problems at home that make people want to leave or things that people are drawn to.
80% of 16 year olds who ran away from home say they were experiencing family problems. Sometimes running away may seem the only option, but you can talk to someone.
Around 10% of all students who go to university find a place on a university course through UCAS Clearing. You can improve your chances of finding the right course for you in Clearing by understanding the process fully and being well prepared.
If you’re unavailable on A-level results day, make sure you have given someone nominated access to speak on your behalf about your application details.
In the UK, around 700,000 people may have autism, or more than 1 in 100 in the population. Five times as many males as females are diagnosed with autism.
In the UK, 78,460 road accidents in 2013 were caused by driver/rider error: poor manoeuvring, failing to look properly and failing to judge another person’s path or speed.
In the UK, 20% of road accidents in 2013 were caused by the driver/rider being careless, reckless, in a hurry or through aggressive driving.
In the UK, one in 14 children aged 11-17 (6.9%) have experienced severe physical violence at the hands of an adult.
In the UK, one in 14 children aged 11-17 (6.8%) have experienced emotional abuse.