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If someone is treating you in a way, which
makes you feel scared or unsafe, this may be abuse. You can be abused in different ways, not just by being hit. If an adult or another young person is doing something
to you that you don’t feel is right, then you should talk to someone that you
feel you can trust.This may be someone in your family, a neighbour or a
friend, a teacher or school nurse. Other places you can contact are
Childline http://www.childline.org.uk NSPCC http://www.nspcc.org.uk Keeping children safe - young people's guide to the Safeguarding Children Review 2005 http://www.worcestershiresafeguarding.org.uk/downloads/ypguide.pdf
Don’t Suffer in
Silence – helpful information regarding tackling bullying http://www.dfes.gov.uk/bullying/ Click here for Information
for children and young people attending Conferences INSIDE OUT – Support for
young people up to 19 years of age affected by someone else’s drug or alcohol
use. 0800 652 9664 Open to talk: Wednesday
6.00pm – 9.00pm and Sunday 10.00am –
1.00pm Whether you are worried about
your parent/carer, brother/sister, friend/relative ·
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confidential service ·
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free helpline ·
Your
questions answered about drugs ·
Listening
and understanding ·
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to one support ·
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