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Two resources to help you identify and respond to the needs of children living with parents who misuse substances.
Suitable for a multi-agency audience, these will meet the training needs of a range of professionals across children’s social care, health and education, as well as in adult services where substance misuse is an issue.
Buy either one or both resources from NSPCC Publications
Download the flyer and order form (PDF, 88KB)
Seeing and Hearing the ChildThe CD contains:
The DVD provides the child's perspective, featuring children and young people talking about their experiences of living with parental substance misuse and what helped them. View a sample clip:
Following each scenario, practitioners and academics comment on the issues and the ways in which services can support children.
Seeing and hearing the child and Children’s voices were developed as part of a range of projects carried out by five children’s charities - Barnardo’s, The Children’s Society, National Children’s Bureau, NCH and the NSPCC - to build capacity and resources and involve children and young people in addressing drugs misuse. The projects were funded by the Department of Health
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