Parents who misuse drugs may fail to see and meet the needs of their children, so NSPCC has produced two free training resources to try to tackle the issue. Developed with a multi-agency audience in mind - those working in children's social care, health and education and those engaged in adult services - it comes in CD and DVD format. The CD has 38...
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NCB Now: Help for young people affected by drugs
The NSPCC project Seeing and Hearing the Child - Rising to the Challenge of Parental Substance Misuse considers the impact of parental drug misuse on the lives of children and young people from conception to adulthood.
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