Jonny Longlife provides information and advice
about a healthier lifestyle. Whether you want
advice on substance abuse, sex education, fitness
facilities or bullying, this website can help
or point you in the right direction. Visit the
Jonny Longlife website at www.jonnylonglife.com
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This site was designed for young people living
in South Tyneside and contains information that
you may find useful if you recieve any kind
of service from the Social Care and Health Directorate
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The National Youth Agency aims to promote
young people's personal and social development,
and their voice, influence and place in society.
The Agency also works to improve and extend
youth services and youth work; to increase youth
participation in society; and to promote effective
youth policy and provision
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Re-Solv is the Society for the Prevention
of Solvent and Volatile Substance Abuse. Re-Solv
operate a Freephone National Helpline Mon-Fri
9am-5pm on 0808 800 2345
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ASH is a campaigning public health charity
working to eliminate the harm caused by tobacco.
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it's so important for parents to keep drugs
in perspective. What drugs are available? Which
ones are legal? What are the signs to watch
for? And how expensive are they?
This web site will give you concise, honest
answers to those questions and others.
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Talk To Frank is a great website that gives
the real facts about drugs. For free confidential
drugs information and advice 24 hours a day
talk to FRANK by calling the FREE helpline on
0800 77 66 00 or visit their website at
www.talktofrank.com
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Connexions Tyne and Wear is a confidential
advice and support service for all 13-19 year
olds (up to age 25 for young people with special
needs). Connexions has been set up with the
help of young people, for young people, who
have a real say in how the service is run and
how it develops in the future.
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Sunderland based YDAP have produced the produced
pictures
of Drug Parapernalia to show parents and carers
what to look out for...
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An online resource for all the advice, information
and support you need to stop and stay stopped.
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If you've got worries or need some advice,
There4me.com can help. The site is for all 12-16
year-olds living in England, Wales, Northern
Ireland and the Channel Islands. It's to help
you find solutions to your problems.
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Information from Dr Miriam Stoppard: "My
aim is to inform and educate children on the
dangers of drugs. I don't believe in scare tactics,
moral indignation or finger-wagging, and I find
it as unrealistic to imagine a society without
drugs as I do to imagine a society without alcohol
or sex."
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Turning Point is the UK’s leading social care
organisation. We provide services for people
with complex needs, including those affected
by drug and alcohol misuse, mental health problems
and those with a learning disability. We provide
services in 200 locations and work with almost
100,000 people each year.
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