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Mentor uses evidence-based research & practice to help build young people's resilience to risk, esp. alcohol & drug misuse.

London and Edinburgh Katılım Ocak 2011
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Mentor Scotland@MentorScotland·
Happy Monday, everyone! Booking is now live for this fab @PINScotland seminar in November. Make sure to register: shorturl.at/jFV13 and come along for some great conversations around health, wellbeing and meeting the needs of every child! @crew_2000
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@HowzThat1com Absolutely - and I think you've captured one of the main take aways here: the influence of parental drinking habits and attitudes on young people's use/exposure to alcohol. Definitely something worth bearing in mind + young people's perception of 'drinking culture' generally.
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NHS Digital have just released their Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use among young people report (2018). You can read more on/from the report here: digital.nhs.uk/data-and-infor…
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Alcohol Change UK
Alcohol Change UK@AlcoholChangeUK·
Many of the people in our report had dozens or more interactions with social workers, GPs, police and others but those professionals had not received the right training to identify and address alcohol issues. This meant the risks alcohol posed were missed: alcoholchange.org.uk/publication/le…
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Mentor@Mentortweets·
It is deeply saddening to read the report on drug-related deaths in Scotland, as we know these are preventable fatalities. We believe that alongside treatment programmes, that investment in prevention is vital to making an impact on future generations. bit.ly/2LYNcty
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Mentor@Mentortweets·
@RebeccaGH_ Good morning Rebecca - can you email kate.holley@mentoruk.org and she can give you some information? Thanks!
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@Butterf90900238 @VoltefaceHub Well - community-based solutions to problems that are getting worse are ideal, esp. if they involve developing responses from/by those with lived experience. If that's what you mean by direct action, we're all for it (as well as govt. making money available to those doing it!)
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This report demonstrates the need for investment in real infrastructural support for young people. It also shows how prevention work needs to start younger, at primary school. We've also been saying this about high quality #DrugPrevention and #Education: bit.ly/30bLY1H
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Lots of media coverage on legalising cannabis, and as ever the main issue for us is supporting young people with quality education and information on the risks and harms of all substance use. #Prevention #Education
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@green_mjg Completely agree! That's why we want to ensure parents and carers feel informed when talking to their children. We also think its important to create links between schools and families so that neither institution is seen as 'the answer' in isolation.
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Michael Green@green_mjg·
Agree parents talking to children is important, but if problem with schools is teachers don’t have the training, how will that be different for parents? Leaving it to parents without supporting them to do this will just exacerbate inequalities as some do it better than others
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[READ] "It's gin o'clock": Our CEO @borispomroy talks about his own children mimicking the world around them and how #LetsTalkPrevention has become a part of his life as parent. lght.ly/3mmalen

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Congratulations to @IanA_Mac! Well worth a read 📚👍
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