Where to get more help
Trusted websites to develop your own understanding. These are written for parents and professionals, not for children.
Drugs and alcohol
- DrugsTalk to Frank
- DrugsNarcotics Anonymous
- Drugs and drugs lawRelease
- AlcoholDrinkaware
- Families affected by drinkingAl Anon
- Vaping and general healthKids Health
- People affected or bereaved by addictionAddiction Family Support
- Support for families affected by substance use and gamblingAdfam
Knife crime and safety
- Knife crimeLive Safe
- Knife crimeBen Kinsella Trust
- Anonymous crime reportingCrimestoppers
Equality, respect and bullying
- Protecting young people from misogynyThe Children’s Society
- BullyingNational Bullying Helpline
- Reporting a hate crimeReport It
Parenting and mental health
- ParentingParent Talk
- Mental healthYoung Minds
This guidance is designed to help you if your child is taking part in one of the Life Skills programmes at school. Its content relates to the topics covered in this programme. The school’s PSHE scheme may include other topics.