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In England, a Connexions Centre was a location, as part of the government-funded Connexions service, where young people aged thirteen to nineteen in England could go for confidential support and advice on a number of topics. The staff were known as Connexions Personal Advisers and were "trained to offer confidential advice and practical help".

The service offered advice on:

• Careers
• Education
• Work
• Relationships
• Sex and Sexual health
• Pregnancy
• Abortion
• Homelessness
• Health
• Finance
• General Advice

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