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Have you recently seen one of Loudmouth's programmes? Then you've come to the right place. We've listed a load of different websites and links to help you learn more about the topics we covered in the drama and workshop. And don't forget you can drop us a message by clicking here or on the graphic below. It would be great to hear from you on what you thought of the session.


Did you see ‘Helping Hands’ about bullying, following the story of Jay and his parents? Or maybe you saw ‘My Mate Fancies You’ and watched Claire and Daniel deal with growing up? Either way there are lots of different sites below which can give you support and further information. Hope these help!	Now you probably saw ‘Trust Me’ and the story of April and Dave? No? Well, maybe ‘Ben, Nat and Baby Jack’ which was about a young family called Be…you get the idea. Or maybe ‘Bully_4_U’ on cyber bullying? What Next? – on exam stress and finding work? Well, whatever programme you saw there are links below to get further information and support.
BBC - Science and Nature Site - Info on Puberty Fun, interactive website to show how the body changes. Bullying.co.uk - This site has a section for young people and lots of advice Great tips and ideas to deal with bullying and advice on cyberbullying. ChildLine ChildLine 0800 1111: get help and advice about a wide range of issues, talk to a counsellor online. Don't Bully Me! Don't Bully Me! is a booklet for primary age children. If you or your child is being bullied, or you know someone else who is, this booklet will help you. Handy information for children about domestic abuse Colourful videos and stories for the under 10s to explain domestic abuse in an easy to understand format. My Life 4 Me Mylife4me is a site is for anyone who has been affected by drugs and/or alcohol with answers to many key questions and links to many alcohol and drugs services. NHS site for young people - Advice and Information NHS site on puberty including young people talking about their expeirences of growing up. The Haven, Wolverhampton The Haven Wolverhampton is a charitable organisation which provides both practical and emotional support services to women and children who are affected by domestic violence and homelessness.	Al-Anon For relatives, family and friends affected by drinking Alateen For teenage relatives and friends of alcoholics Aquarius Aquarius help people who are affected by their own or someone else’s problems with alcohol, drugs or gambling. Birmingham Drug and Alcohol Action Team (BDAAT) A Birmingham based service with a free helpline that exists to reduce the harm caused by drugs and alcohol to improve well-being. BRASH - Birmingham Relationship and Sexual Health service. For those of you working in our home city of Birmingham, this is information on the free clinic for Under 25s. Brook Brook is the only national voluntary sector provider of free and confidential sexual health advice and services specifically for young people under 25. Bullying.co.uk - This site has a section for young people and lots of advice Great tips and ideas to deal with bullying and advice on cyberbullying. CHAT (Shropshire) CHAT stands for Confidential Help and Advice for Teens and is a free, confidential service for young people, aged 11 to 19 years in Shropshire. Don't Bully Me! Don't Bully Me! is a booklet for primary age children. If you or your child is being bullied, or you know someone else who is, this booklet will help you. Drinkaware Drinkaware has loads of information and a drinks tracker to help people keep a log of the amount of alcohol and units they have had. Dudley Stop Smoking Service Free, confidential help and support (including stop smoking treatments such as nicotine patches and gum) to people who want to quit smoking. Frank FRANK is a national drug education service helping people with information on drugs and alcohol. They have a 24 hour free phoneline 0800 77 66 00. Get Connected Lots of free ways to get help or support on a range of issues. Healthy Respect - Respect in Relationships Easy to read information to raise awareness about respect and healthy relationships Kooth Kooth is an online counselling service which is currently available to 11-25 year olds in Dudley. Kooth provides a confidential and completely free service that any young person aged 11-25 living in or attending education in Dudley borough can access. Lifeline A UK led organisation involved with drug abuse, alcohol abuse, drug addiction and related disorders. National Youth Advisory Service Advice on a wide range of issues New Attitudes Contraception and Sexual Health NHS Birmingham NHS site for young people - Advice and Information NHS site on young people and sexual health. Respect Yourself - Warwickshire Information on relationships and sexual health and links to local clinics in Warwickshire. SHARP (Holte) The School Help Advice Reporting Page (SHARP) system at Holte School to help with any problems pupils may have in or out of school STOP CYBERBULLYING Website with tips and information on the law around cyber bullying The A Team A Birmingham based service that helps individuals to reduce their alcohol consumption and provides alcohol awareness throughout Birmingham. The Haven, Wolverhampton The Haven Wolverhampton is a charitable organisation which provides both practical and emotional support services to women and children who are affected by domestic violence and homelessness. The Hideout Useful site for teenagers and older children on domestic abuse and respect in relationships. Videos, stories and quotes to help teenagers understand domestic abuse, violence and respect in relationships. The Site An easy to use guide to all you need to know about health and life! The Zone (Dudley) The Zone is a service for young people, families and carers who are effected by drug and alcohol use within Dudley Borough. This is Abuse Government site with TV ads and information on sexual consent and violence in teenage relationships Where's Your Line - Haven Interactive and award winning YouTube film on sexual consent showing a short story of a girl's night out. You can click on the screen when you think someone has crossed the line.

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