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- To access local support for you and your family, including education, finance, volunteering and community support, visit the Virtual Family Hub | Worcestershire County Council. For information, advice and services to support families in pregnancy and through the early years, visit the Best Start Worcestershire website.
- For information on NHS services, including Public Health nursing, health visiting, school health nursing, breastfeeding and Smoke-Free Homes, visit the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust website: Worcestershire Public Health Nursing Service | Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust.
- Information about your local Family Hubs.
Support with alcohol/drugs misuse
Here4YOUth- Young people’s alcohol and drug service
Here4YOUth is an alcohol and drug service working with young people in Worcestershire. They offer support and information and help young people to develop life skills to make healthy choices around their alcohol and drug use.
Here4YOUth provides;
- free and confidential advice and support
- safe environment for you
- information about alcohol and drugs
- information about how you can reduce the harm you might be doing to yourself
- one-to-one support to look at things you might like to change
- support for anyone who is affected by your drug or alcohol use
- referral to other agencies if needed
The service is for anyone up to the age of 18, living in Worcestershire. To find out more visit the Here4YOUth website or call 0300 303 8200.
School Health Nursing Service
School Health Nurses can support you with a wide range of physical and mental health issues. The problems that they can help with include:
- Bullying
- Eating disorders
- Bereavement/losing someone you love
- Mental health problems including anxiety, depression, self-harm
- Sleep problems
School Health nurses can also provide a range of information, advice and guidance including:
- Giving out condoms
- Pregnancy testing
- Emergency hormonal contraception (such as the morning after pill)
Get in touch via ChatHealth or by speaking to your School Health Nurse while they're at your school or college.