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DRUGS CAN HAVE FATAL CONSEQUENCES ...
but there are people to help you!

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Campaign to provide information for those using drugs. 

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Campaign to provide information for those using drugs. 

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TALK TO FRANK!

Talk to Frank is a website to help individuals going through drug abuse and for those that know someone using drugs in order to provide support.

It provides a list of different drugs, there affect on the brain and explains what the drug is.

Talk to Frank has a help line for direct support...

If you have nobody to speak to they can be contacted on this number:
0800 77 66 00

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Cocaine messes with the part of the brain that controls your heart. It can make you feel confident but it also over-stimulates the brain.

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Substance abuse prevention campaign for teenagers. 

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Substance abuse prevention campaign for teenagers. 

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ABOVE THE INFLUENCE!

This is a campaign targeted at teenagers for preventing drug abuse and providing support and advice to help them to understand that everybody makes their own decisions and you are in control of your own actions.

Also it can provide a place for teenagers to go for help.

Teenagers can write their own blog and tell their story.

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http://www.drugs.health.gov.au/
http://www.talktofrank.com/
http://abovetheinfluence.com/inspiration-wall/

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Class C includes: benzodiazepines (tranquilisers), GHB/GBL, ketamine, anabolic steroids and benzylpiperazines (BZP)

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Class B includes: amphetamines, barbiturates, codeine, cannabis, cathinones (including mephedrone) and synthetic cannabinoids.

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Class A drugs include: heroin (diamorphine), cocaine (including crack),  methadone, ecstasy, LSD (acid type drug), and magic mushrooms.

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What are drugs? What are the different type of drugs?

Drugs change/alter how the body works due to the chemicals in them.

There are two types of drugs:
- Recreational
- Prescribed

Recreational- takes without consent of a professional and are taken for psychoactive effects.

Prescribed- They have been given out or used in a prescription via a doctor to improve the health of an individual.