There were 2.3 million visits to its site last year.
There were 2.3 million visits to youth website, SpunOut.ie last year, and information on sex, self-harm and mental health was the most frequently accessed.
The Irish Times reports that the most-read article last year, with just shy of 90,000 views, was a piece on the effects of social media on mental health.
Other topics that young people sought information on included how to apply for Susi grants and jobseeker’s allowance
CEO, Ian Power, has been speaking to Kildare Today.
He says it is vital young people have a trusted source of information to which to turn.
We’re excited for the launch of our impact report and our new-look today, a preview below from the Irish Times #spunout2021
— spunout.ie (@spunout) July 6, 2021
Articles on self-harm, sex and mental health most read on spunout https://t.co/a1QY9k53d0
Ian Power joined Clem Ryan on Tuesday's edition of the programme
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