SUBSTANCE MISUSE LINKS

Drugs/alcohol/smoking http://www.trashed.co.uk http://www.cascade-drugs.org.uk http://www.personal.u-net.com/~cascade/ http://www.release.org.uk http://www.tacade.com http://www.drugscope.org.uk http://www.d-2k.co.uk http://www.ndh.org.uk http://www.LocateNet.org.uk http://www.ResourceNet.org.uk http://www.drugworld.org http://www.addaction.org.uk http://www.ukna.org http://www.emcdda.org http://www.lifeline.org.uk http://drugs.ort.org http://www.hopeuk.org http://www.readyforthethrill.com http://www.alcoholconcern.org.uk/ http://www.wrecked.co.uk http://www.hexnet.co.uk/alanon/ http://www.ash.org.uk http://www.thesite.org/magazine/drugs_and_alcohol/ http://www.turning-point.co.uk http://www.quit.org.uk http://www.re-solv.org http://www.nacoa.org.uk http://www.samaritans.org http://www.edauk.com http://www.depressionalliance.org http://www.no-panic.co.uk	- is a HEA site also, dealing with Drugs, and aimed at young people. - Drugs awareness site for young people by young people. - Drug information for young people on a site designed by young people. - Good drug education web-site, includes a link to inclusion site with sample drug policy download. - Mostly information about the organisation which offers publications and training in the area of drugs education. Click on 'schools, internet and non-smoking' for information aimed at young people. - Drugs information, resources and publications available here. - Interactive drugs information /education site aimed at young people. Recommended! - National Drugs Help-line 0800 776600 - Drugs education resource guide - Drugs education resource guide - Site about Drugs using a harm reduction site. Aimed at drug users or workers. - Drug and alcohol service, for young people and parents. - Narcotics anonymous web-site - EU drug agency. Not for young people, but worth checking for research purposes. - Services aimed at drug users or parents of drug users. Research can be accessed and publications purchased online. - Drug education page includes a quiz, some fact-sheets and some contact numbers. - Drugs education based on Christian principles. - Home of the SNAP (Say No And Phone) web-site. Drugs prevention. - The site offers a library service, online purchase of publications, alcohol services search, information on government strategy, advice and information of alcohol related topics. - HEA site for Alcohol aimed at young people. - Support for people affected by someone else's drinking - Information about smoking. - A good site on information about drugs and alcohol - Advice and support for drug users aged 18 and over - Website about stopping smoking 0800 002200 - For anyone with solvent abuse problem or affected by someone else's solvent abuse problem. - Advice and support to children of alcoholics - Emotional support and a listening ear to anyone who has feelings of distress or despair Tel 08457 90 90 90 - Help and information for anyone affected by eating disorders in particular anorexia. - For people with depression , including a pen friend scheme. Tel 020 7633 0557 - Sufferers of panic attacks, phobias and obsessive/compulsive disorders. Tel 0808 808 0545

Useful Contacts Birmingham H.I.A.H Tel 0121 616 6162 Confidential counselling and treatment for all young people seeking assistance for drug problems and drug related issues Community Drug Teams Azaadi Tel 0121 786 1880 Barker Street Tel 0121 685 6300 Mary Street Centre Tel 0121 440 4444 Slade Road Centre Tel 0121 685 6400 Crack Outreach Team Tel 0121 685 6722 Confidential services and support for drug users aged 18 and over. Community Alcohol Teams North Birmingham Tel 0121 685 6340 South Birmingham Tel 0121 414 0888 Solihull Tel 0121 711 3732 Community alcohol teams provide advice, information and counselling for 18's and over with alcohol and related problems Alcoholics Anonymous Tel 0121 212 0111 Advice to people with drinking problems Drinkline Tel 0800 917 8282 Advice to people with alcohol problems Overeaters Anonymous Tel 0121 565 3548 or 0121 440 1216 Advice for people with eating disorders National Self-Harm Network, PO Box 16190, London NW1 3WW. nshn@talk21.com Providing information and support to promote better understanding of self-harm behaviours