Useful Links

Below are some useful links - however you are welcome to contact us if you need advice or would like information on any other services.

ADFAM: www.adfam.org.uk
A range of specialised services for parents facing problems with drugs or alcohol.

Alcohol Concern: www.alcoholconcern.org.uk
Alcohol Concern works to reduce harm and to increase the range of quality of services available to people with alcohol related problems.

Brighton Sexual Health: www.brightonsexualhealth.com
Offers a range of services including sexual health screening, management of patients with HIV, including a young persons clinic and a gay and bisexual men's clinic.

CRI: www.cri.org.uk
CRI is a national provider of support, treatment and rehabilitation programmes for those whose lives are blighted by substance misuse, crime and lack of opportunity.

Mind, Body, Soul: www.mindbodysoul.gov.uk
A website for 14-16 year olds, focussing on health matters including drugs, alcohol, sex, relationships and mental health. The drugs section has information about the law, what to do in an emergency and where to get help. Includes information for teachers.

NACOA: www.nacoa.org.uk
National Association for children of alcoholics website.

NTA: www.nta.nhs.ukk
The National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse (NTA) aims to increase the availability, capacity and effectiveness of treatment for drug misuse in England. This site includes details of the NTA's work programme, as well as publications and guidance for those in the drug treatment sector.

Rise UK: www.riseuk.org.uk
Rise provides support for women, children and young people living with the effects of domestic abuse.

Sussed Professionals: www.sussedprofessionals.net
Sussed Professionals is designed for anyone who comes into contact with clients or patients who are misusing or affected by drugs and alcohol.

SWISH: www.swish.org.uk
SWISH provides general information about sexual health and services locally for young people, parents and carers.

Talk To Frank: www.talktofrank.com
Includes advice for worried parents and friends and a search for local drug services.

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