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Alcohol, drugs and parenting
Support for parents or carers who are concerned about their alcohol or drug use.
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Talking about drugs and alcohol
If you're worried about underage drinking or drug use, we've got information about the law and advice to keep your children safe and aware of the risks.
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Children and drugs
Information and advice for speaking to children about drugs and making sure they're aware of the law and the risks.
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Contacts to the NSPCC about drug and alcohol misuse among parents soar during the pandemic
17 February 2021 / News
Concerned adults have increasingly contacted the NSPCC about the risk that parents misusing drugs and alcohol may pose to their children.
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NSPCC Northern Ireland response to the Department of Health pre-consultation on a successor strategy to the New Strategic Direction on Alcohol and Drugs Phase 2
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Our submission in response to the Department of Health pre-consultation on a successor strategy to the New Strategic Direction on Alcohol and Drugs Phase 2
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NSPCC Scotland response to the Health and Sport Committee consideration of the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) (Scotland) Bill
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Our submission in response to the Health and Sport Committee consideration of the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) (Scotland) Bill in December 2011.
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NSPCC Cymru/Wales response to the inquiry into alcohol and substance misuse
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Our submission in response to the inquiry into alcohol and substance misuse in January 2015.
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More than 70,000 children in England have a parent struggling with alcohol misuse
11 February 2024 / News
Last year, our Helpline received an average of six contacts a day from adults with concerns about a child linked to parental alcohol or substance misuse.
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Babies and sleeping
Wondering why your baby won't sleep and need to know how to help them? Here you can find out about sleep at different ages and habits that can support better bedtimes.
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Understanding Child Self-Harm & Keep Them Safe
We've got advice to help you understand self-harming in children and teenagers, how to recognise the signs, and what you can do to support a young person who self-harms.
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NSPCC Scotland response to 'Shifting the culture': a Member’s Bill consultation by Dr Richard Simpson MSP and Graeme Pearson MSP
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Our submission in response to 'Shifting the culture': a Member’s Bill consultation by Dr Richard Simpson MSP and Graeme Pearson MSP in June 2012.
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The Big Wreath Make
Terms and conditions for taking part in The Big Wreath Make this Christmas
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Do your own fundraising terms and conditions - non-sporting events
Please read our terms and conditions before signing up to do your own fundraising event for the NSPCC.
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Keeping children safe
We can help you keep your child safe. Read advice and support for parents on children’s mental health, staying safe online and what to do if you’re worried about a child.
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NSPCC Scotland response to the Health and Sport Committee inquiry into teenage pregnancy
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Our submission in response to the Health and Sport Committee inquiry into teenage pregnancy in February 2013.
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Non-recent abuse
If you were abused in childhood, you may be struggling with difficult feelings and unwanted memories. We've got information and advice to help.
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Moving out
Moving out is a part of growing up. We have advice about the laws that keep children safe and the support available for young people who move out.
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NSPCC Scotland response to Equally Safe: Scotland’s strategy for preventing the causes and consequences of violence against women and girls
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Our submission in response to Equally Safe: Scotland’s strategy for preventing the causes and consequences of violence against women and girls in March 2014.
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NSPCC Scotland response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the ‘Getting Our Priorities Right’ practice guidance for professionals
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Our submission in response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the ‘Getting Our Priorities Right’ practice guidance for professionals in September 2012.
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NSPCC Scotland briefing on the debate on families
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Our briefing on the debate on families in June 2012.