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    • Help, Therapy & Treatment
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    • Holidays >
      • Christmas
      • Halloween
    • Politics
    • Race
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    • Bullying
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TEENAGERS wITH eXPERIENCE


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Who?

We are an online organisation that provides a platform for teenagers to share their voice and their experiences in order to help others like them.

What?

​We share our experiences through several different means, allowing us to remind people they’re not alone and reach out for help.   

How?

​We share our experiences through writing and social media. This allows us to share our experiences for the benefit of others and ourselves.
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Make a difference and learn new skills by volunteering at TWE

We are always looking for new volunteers to help us with our mission. Whether you have a few hours a week or a few days a month, we have a volunteer opportunity for you.

As a TWE volunteer, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of others while also developing valuable skills that you can use in your future career.

We also offer a variety of training and support opportunities to our volunteers. So, if you are interested in volunteering your time and making a difference click the button below for more information!
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​Our Newest Articles

Your Brain is basically a group chat

By Shradha
In this article, Shradha presents her interesting theory of the brain as a chaotic but familiar group chat, filled with conflicting voices, inner critics, and unwanted advice.
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Finding Yourself

By Rohini
In this article, Rohini talks about how difficult even the tiniest of things feel. She talks about her experience and encourages the reader to live for themselves.
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How asthma has grown with me

By Eloise
Eloise describes her journey with asthma, how it has impacted her last year, and her tips on dealing with looking after herself.
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I'm just a 15 year old girl

By Japji
Japji explains how oftentimes she realizes how much she takes for granted, and all the horrors kids like her go through on a day to day basis.
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Kid's movie gone viral

By Japji
Japji provides an honest movie review of a viral animated “kids” musical movie, despite hardly listening to K-pop!
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Should I volunteer at university?

By Eloise
Eloise discusses how voluntary experiences shaped her university experience as a whole and why you should volunteer too.

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Through the window

By Rohini
Rohini expresses thoughts that occur when looking at the white clouds on a summer day, wondering how peaceful it feels despite all the chaos running around in one’s mind.
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By Rohini
A short poem called Untitled by Rohini.
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Teenagers With Experience is an online organisation created to provide teenagers worldwide with an online platform to share their own experiences to be able to help, inform and educate others on  a variety of different topics. We aim to provide a safe space to all young people. 

Please note that the content on this website is created by teenagers. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, it is important to remember that we are not professional experts. If you are experiencing a crisis or need professional advice, please reach out to a qualified mental health professional or a helpline.​

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