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Reducing Reoffending Fund *Open 1st Dec 2025*

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Reducing Reoffending Fund *Open 1st Dec 2025*

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Reducing Reoffending Fund, part of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s commitment to supporting community-led initiatives that tackle the root causes of repeat offending across Lancashire.

As a reminder:

Applications open: Monday, 1st December 2025

Closing date: Monday, 12th January 2026

Grants available: Up to £5,000 for eligible organisations

Key Focus Areas:

Addressing factors such as substance misuse, mental health, housing, and employment

Providing mentoring, education, training, or rehabilitation-focused support

Strengthening partnerships between criminal justice agencies, local organisations, and communities

Next Steps:

Review the attached Guidance Document for eligibility and application requirements

Register for the Launch Event on 1st December 2025 [Click here to register: Launch Event Registration]

Access the application portal via the OPCC’s grant funding page: www.lancashire-pcc.gov.uk/grant-funding

If you have any questions or would like to discuss your project idea, please contact us at funding@lancashire-pcc.gov.uk. Early engagement is encouraged.

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High Sheriff of Lancashire’s Young Citizen of the Year Award 2026

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High Sheriff of Lancashire’s Young Citizen of the Year Award 2026

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The High Sheriff of Lancashire's Young Citizen Award 2026

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CAP’s primary purpose is to support the development of effective local strategies to prevent underage drinking and enhance the health and wellbeing of children and young people.

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What's on ? Detached Youth Work - Accrington Stanley Community Trust Sept-Dec 2025

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What's on ? Detached Youth Work - Accrington Stanley Community Trust Sept-Dec 2025

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Interactive PSHE learning platform KS1 - KS4

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Interactive PSHE learning platform KS1 - KS4

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The Change Talks PSHE platform provides schools with the tools to deliver essential lessons on mental health, relationships, online safety, decision making and so much more.

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Million Hours Fund | The National Lottery Community Fund

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The National Lottery Community Fund gives grants to organisations in the UK to help improve their communities. The money awarded comes from the UK National Lottery.

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After meeting with the local businesses and residents, I know how important this action is. 

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Hyndburn Neighbourhood Police working with Stanley Trust to combat anti-social behaviour

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Lancashire Tackling Anti Social Behaviour

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Lancashire Constabulary and the Police and Crime Commissioner are working with partner agencies to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).

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Special Early Bird offer announced for Hyndburn Stallholders at the 2025 Great Harwood Christmas Extravaganza - Amazing Accrington

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Multiple Dates, 10am - 12pm: Free to Attend Facilitated by Accrington Stanley Community Trust. Each Friday of the Summer Holidays - 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th August 2025 10am until 12noon * Multi-Sports Activities in the MUGA, Rhyddings Park No booking required Age 8 - 16 years Please wear appropriate clothing & bring a […]
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LANPAC provides funding for a variety of crime prevention and community safety projects across Lancashire, submitted by Lancashire Constabulary employees on behalf of the community.

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Grant Funding - Lancashire Police Crime Commissioner

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Social media guidelines for CAP Partners

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Social media guidelines for CAP Partners

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Social media guidelines for coordinators 

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Free downloads Setting up Ask for Angela in your town, city or venue can be simple and easy to do and will give customers peace of mind that they can ask for help discreetly if they are in an unsafe or uncomfortable situation. Here you can download free resources to introduce Ask ForContinue reading “Downloadable templates”

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The service offers therapeutic one-to-one, group work and counselling support to children and young people aged 5 to 18 (extending to 25 years based on SEN need) within the whole of the Lancashire & South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB) area.

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Lancashire and South Cumbria Thrive Service | Barnardo’s

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The service offers therapeutic one-to-one, group work and counselling support to children and young people aged 5 to 18 (extending to 25 years based on need)

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Clive Grunshaw, Lancashire's newly elected Police and Crime Commissioner, has opened a new community fund, focused on preventing young people from engaging in crime and anti-social behaviour.

Grants of up to £3k are available to support organisations that deliver short term diversionary activity projects that target vulnerable young people throughout the summer holiday period.

Commissioner Grunshaw is looking for projects that tackle the problems within their neighbourhoods through prevention, diversion, and intervention

Applications opened on Friday 5th July and close at 8.30am on Monday 15th July.

Clive Grunshaw, Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner, said:

"I'm delighted to be able to support grassroot projects driven by the local community to tackle local issues that will make a positive difference across Lancashire, preventing crime and reducing policing demand.

"This could include diverting young people from getting involved in anti-social behaviour, supporting victims and vulnerable people, or programmes and activities to join communities together.

"We know the impact these types of grants can have - providing real value and making neighbourhoods safer, diverting people away from criminality.

"As Commissioner, making Lancashire a safer place to live is my primary aim. This can only be achieved through having strong leadership, a strong police force, and strong deterrents.

Applications from local community groups, organisations, charities and Parish and Town councils must demonstrate how they are working with the local policing team and/or the local Community Safety Partnership.

For more information and the fund and how to apply, visit https://www.lancashire-pcc.gov.uk/grant-funding/

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Clive Grunshaw, Lancashire's newly elected Police and Crime Commissioner, has opened a new community fund, focused on preventing young people from engaging in crime and anti-social behaviour.

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Living Safely in Hyndburn Event: Tackling Child Exploitation 

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Ready to quit smoking and improve your health? Join Smokefree Lancashire! It's easy - just fill out our simple form, and our supportive team will be in touch. We're here to help anyone aged 12 and over every step of the way.

Our experts provide personalised guidance, understanding your unique habits, and creating a plan for your success. We cover coping strategies, stress management, and preventing relapses.

Take charge of your well-being today! Become part of our smokefree community by filling out our form. Your journey to a smokefree life starts here. You've got this

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Commit to Quit Smoking with Personalised Support | Smoke-Free Lancashire

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Group work request form for schools with issues around vaping 

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Group work request form for schools with issues around vaping 

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Barnardo's Lancashire Young Carers Service 

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Barnardo's Lancashire Young Carers Service 

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We are the commissioned service for Lancashire with the responsibility for assessing all Young Carers across the County. Visit our website for more details LYC

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Magazine & Newsletter visual - LYC- Are you or someone you know a young carer

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To help support your campaign, we are excited to share our community handbook. Whether you’re looking to run a social media campaign, host an event or workshop, or simply start a conversation about alcohol harm, our handbook is packed with ideas to help you get started.

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https://www.communityalcoholpartnerships.co.uk/parents-carers/helpful-resources

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https://www.thewishcentre.org/services/young-people/young-peoples-programmes/ for more info

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Youth Endowment Fund - Peer Active Collective 

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Youth Endowment Fund - Peer Active Collective 

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The Peer Action Collective (PAC) is a network of young people working hard to make their communities safer, fairer places. In partnership with Blackburn with Darwen Healthy Living and Lancashire BME are working with young people to conduct further research and social action on those with lived experiences of violence or violent crime, a topic which PAC has identified as crucial to making their communities better places.

We are looking for Peer Researchers and Social Action Leads in Blackburn, Preston and Burnley/Pendle. We’re recruiting young people (aged 16 - 20) who are motivated to make change and have unique perspectives on youth violence informed by their own lived experience. You don’t need any qualifications or previous experience, just an open mind, a willingness to learn and a passion for the topic.
Pay: £10per hour (Peer Researchers) – £10 per hour (Social Action Leads)
Hours: 6 – 8 hours per week (Please state how many hours you are able to work)
Contract: 22 months fixed term (November 2023 – August 2025)
For further information please and to apply please click the link below:
LBN Internal Vacancies - Lancashire BME Network

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Rachel Burden investigates the youth vaping phenomenon and asks if we should be worried about young people getting addicted.

Vaping among Britain's teenagers is on the rise, and there's growing concern that some companies are targeting underage vapers. So, should we be worried about young people getting addicted?

Rachel Burden investigates the youth vaping phenomenon and talks to young people, parents and experts about how to tackle it.

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BBC One - Panorama, Teenage Vaping: What's the Harm?

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Rachel Burden investigates the youth vaping phenomenon.

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Curriculum
Supports the Health Education curriculum
By the end of secondary school, students should know:

The facts about legal and illegal drugs and their associated risks, including the link between drug use and the associated risks, including the link to serious mental health issues.

The physical and psychological consequences of addiction, including alcohol dependency.

Supports the PSHE curriculum KS3 - Students learn:

H23 - the positive and negative uses of drugs in society, including the safe use of prescribed and over-the-counter medicines; responsible use of antibiotics.

H24 - to evaluate the misconceptions, social norms and cultural values relating to drug, alcohol and tobacco use.

H25 - strategies to manage a range of influences on drug, alcohol and tobacco use, including peers.

H26 - information about alcohol, nicotine and other legal and illegal substances, including the short-term and long-term health risks associated with their use.

H27 - the personal and social risks and consequences of substance use and misuse, including occasional use.

H28 - the law relating to the supply, use and misuse of legal and illegal substances.

H29 - about the concepts of dependence and addiction, including awareness of help to overcome addictions.

Supports the Biology curriculum KS3 - Gas exchange systems

The impact of exercise, asthma and smoking on the human gas exchange system.

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Vaping - KS3 form time activities | PHE School Zone

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Students explore the facts and impacts of vaping in these flexible NHS-approved activities

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Lancashire - Trading Standards North West survey results

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Lancashire - Trading Standards North West survey results

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Lancashire TSNW YP Survey Summary Report

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Welcome To YNOT ASPIRE... Raising the aspirations of young people READ MORE About Us Volunteer Donate Case Studies ABOUT US WHO ARE WE? Supporting young people to build skills and confidence to make a difference to their lives and our community. Read More OUR BLOG EPIC READS Check out our latest news and keep up [...]

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Includes case studies from other CAPs.

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CAP Annual Review 2022-23 - digitalFINAL

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Feel free to download or share online. Contact jayne@communityalcoholpartnerships.co.uk if you require a bulk order.

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Feel free to download or share online. Contact jayne@communityalcoholpartnerships.co.uk if you require a bulk order.

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Feel free to download or share online. Contact jayne@communityalcoholpartnerships.co.uk if you require a bulk order.

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The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme is funded by the Department for Education, providing free meals and activities for eligible benefits related free school meal children during the Easter, Summer and Christmas school holidays.

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Targeted Youth Support Team LCC and Accrington Stanley Community trust are coming together to provide detached youth sessions across Hyndburn and Ribble Valley. The team will be out on

Monday- Central Accrington/Oswaldtwistle 6:30-8:30pm

Tuesday- Rishton 6:45pm-8:45pm Whalley/Sabden 6:45pm-8:45pm

Friday- Longridge Twilight 4pm-5:30pm

They will be chatting to young people, sign posting and delivering issue based sessions in the community. Any questions please contact daniel.coyle@lancashire.gov.uk or courtney.white3@lancashire.gov.uk

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An article that you may find useful to share with parents of under 18s.

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Guest blog: A parent’s guide to preventing underage drinking

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Kate Winstanley talks about the risks of underage drinking and how parents can help prevent it.

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Drinkaware - advice on underage drinking

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Drinkaware - advice on underage drinking

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Drinking alcohol underage drinking has risks to physical and mental wellbeing. Find all the facts and advice about underage drinking from the law to avoiding peer pressure.

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Alcohol Education Trust - parent & carer info

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Alcohol Education Trust - parent & carer info

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11 - 13 year-olds

The average age of a first whole drink in the UK is between the ages of 13 and 14, so it's important to talk at an early age and for your child to have an understanding of units, how alcohol affects the body and liver, why young bodies can't cope with alcohol and the risks they run by experimenting. This is why the UK Chief Medical Officers recommend that children under 15 should not drink alcohol, as their brains and livers are not fully developed and are more liable to damage than adults.

At age 11, children see it as unacceptable to get drunk and more than 99% don't drink regularly, but age 13 is what we call 'the tipping point'. Growing up is an awkward time, reaching puberty, their social lives changing, relationships and peer pressure growing - and probably being less open with you. Try not to force the subject, wait until the subject comes up via the TV, the media or similar. Put a conversation about drinking in context with other 'life skills', such as staying safe, talking about drugs and what sex is all about.

You might think your 'baby' is too young for all this, but unfortunately in this savvy world they'll be more informed than you think! Often, a good approach is to talk about a risky situation involving alcohol featured in a soap, movie or in the news. Car journeys work well as your kids can't walk off, they don't have to make eye contact and it is a neutral zone. Try to use open ended questions such as 'Tell me about' or 'What did you think about..?'

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The right message for the right age - Alcohol Education Trust

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The average age of a first whole drink in the UK is between the ages of 13 and 14, so it's important to talk at an early age and for your child to have an understanding of units, how alcohol affects the body and liver, why young bodies can't cope with alcohol and the risks they run by experimenting.

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The Community strand of the fund reopened on 13th March 2023, welcoming new applications from community organisations, parish councils, Community Safety Partnerships and charities for schemes that will help the Commissioner deliver his Fighting Crime Plan priorities, with a focus on getting tough on antisocial behaviour and targeting dangerous drivers.

31 projects have been supported so far through the Community Fund, with grants between £1k and £10k provided to local projects. This can include equipment, infrastructure, community engagement, pilot projects and other ideas and schemes that ultimately make people safer and help in the fight against crime in Lancashire.

Both the Commissioner and his Deputy have already visited a number of the projects that have been funded so far, as his Office continues to evaluate the projects throughout their delivery and better understand what works, what could be replicated elsewhere and the impact they are having on local communities.

Projects have been supported through the other stands of the Safer Lancashire Neighbourhoods Fund; the Police Innovation Fund and Fighting Crime Grants - which, when combined with the Community Fund, in total saw £594,389.75 invested to tackle crime and make communities safer.

Andrew Snowden, Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire said:

"I'm really proud of all the work my Safer Lancashire Neighbourhood Fund has supported over the past 12 months. We have seen some really strong applications that have addressed issues that matter to people, supported local policing teams and strengthened communities and I'm pleased that we're able to build on this as we reopen the Fund for applications.

"Whilst my Fighting Crime Plan rightly focuses on enforcement and getting tough on offenders, by investing into the county through the Safer Lancashire Neighbourhoods Fund, we can address some of the root causes of crime and look at innovative ways to deal with local concerns, deter and prevent crime.

"It is a poetic irony that by getting tougher on asset seizures and hitting criminals where it hurts, in their pockets, we are going to be able to increase the investment back into the communities they have hurt to make them more resilient to crime and safer for the people they have impacted.

"I will continue to work closely with the force and partners across Lancashire to ensure the investment I'm making delivers value for money and crucially, positive results that have a lasting, positive impact, tackling crime and making people feel safer."
Find out more and apply

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Fund reopens after almost £600K of cash seized from criminals is invested into crime fighting projects - Lancashire Police Crime Commissioner

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Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner Andrew Snowden joined Lancashire Police Tac Ops officers across Lancashire's road network as they work together with the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (ROCU) to identify criminals, targeting those involved in county lines.

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SMASHED - Teacher / Tutor class resource (free to use)

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SMASHED - Teacher / Tutor class resource (free to use)

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A 45 minute interactive session. You need an internet connection and screen / white board to use it.

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Alcohol Education to Empower a Generation

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Watch a Webinar on how the course is delivered.

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Alcohol Education to Empower a Generation

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Lancs CC Vulnerability Training for the night time economy

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Lancs CC Vulnerability Training for the night time economy

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Free training, scan the QR code to access it.

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8236 Final vulnerability flyers TRAINING

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A reminder about our range of evidence-based resources available now to download or as hard copies free of charge. To order your resources, please email kate@alcoholeducationtrust.org .

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Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use among Young People in England, 2021

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Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use among Young People in England, 2021

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Statistical information here that may be useful for supporting funding applications / evidencing need for a project.

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Correction to sources of information on drug use data (part 10)

Following the initial publication it was discovered that around half of pupil responses to the question on 'Sources of helpful information about drug use' had been excluded from the results. This was corrected and the affected tables and commentary have been re-issued.

In Part 10: Young people and drugs: the context, the affected outputs were tables 10.19, 10.20 and 10.21, and the associated chart and commentary in the section on 'Sources of helpful information about drug use'. Though some of the quoted figures changed by 0-3 percentage points, there was no effect to the order of contribution of the most common sources.

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Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use among Young People in England, 2021 - NDRS

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Smoking, drinking and drug use among young people / school children

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Contact john.brindle4@btinternet.com for further information.
Mon - Thurs
12.00 pm - 5.00 pm, Drop-in gym sessions, 1 - 1 or small groups.

Monday, Wednesday & Friday
6.00 pm - 7.00 pm
kids session 7 - 11 years

Monday, Wednesday & Friday
7pm - 8.30 pm boxing squad

Tuesday & Thursday
6.30 pm - 7.30 pm
Female-only fitness session

Tuesday & Thursday
7.30pm - 8.30pm
Box fit sessions

Saturday
HIIT session 11.00 am - 12.00 pm

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Includes case studies from a range of CAPs across the country.

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Speakers discussed reducing alcohol related harm to young adults, looking at issues from drink spiking to supporting the student population. Click the link below.

CAP webinar 2022: The 18-25 approach - YouTube

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Our new report: An alcohol-free childhood - Action to ensure parents keep their children free from alcohol harm draws on extensive research that shows parents are largely unaware of guidance from the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) that the healthiest and safest option is for children to remain alcohol free up to the age of 18.
We believe the Government and others should actively promote the CMO guidance and do more to ensure that parents are made aware of this advice and actively involved in alcohol education for children and young people.

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Contact Tim.Horobin@blackburn.gov.uk if you would like to arrange a session.

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Short videos of young people talking about their experience of consuming alcohol.

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Talk About Alcohol (AET resource for young people)

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Talk About Alcohol (AET resource for young people)

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Alcohol Education Resources for young people.

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SMASHED - online course for young people

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SMASHED - online course for young people

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https://online.smashedproject.org/uk/
Free online course for young people on dangers of alcohol.

Short trailer on the programme  https://youtu.be/mL2-QVMCPfM

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Alcohol Education to Empower a Generation

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https://www.lancashire.gov.uk/lancan/community-alcohol-partnerships/hyndburn/

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Study Programme - North Lancs Training Group

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Study Programme - North Lancs Training Group

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NLTG’s Study Programme offers two exciting, full-time, pre-Apprenticeship programmes to 16-18* year olds. The programmes are delivered by our expert team from our state of the art Vocational Centres of Excellence in Accrington, Oldham and Bury.

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https://alcoholeducationtrust.org
Free training available on Alcohol Education Trust materials.
To arrange free AET training for yourselves or colleagues.
Contact :

kathryn@alcoholeducationtrust.org

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https://nestlancashire.org
Support service for young people affected by crime or subjected to bullying, threats or harassment in Lancashire.

The Nest team works with children and young people aged 8 to 18 to provide practical help and advocacy following any type of crime. Support is available even when the crime hasn't been reported to the police.

All services are free of charge.

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Nest Lancashire - Supporting young victims

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Nest Lancashire has been set up to support young people aged 8 to 18 who have been affected by crime or subjected to threats or harassment.

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We Are With You
https://www.wearewithyou.org.uk/services/lancashire-for-young-people-preston/

Provide free and confidential support to young people, under 25, experiencing issues with drugs, alcohol or mental health.  We help young people achieve their goals, whether that’s staying safe and healthy, making changes or reducing harm.
As part of our service we:

Work one to one and in groups with young people to address their own substance or alcohol misuse

Deliver group work sessions with young people in schools, colleges and youth groups etc.

Train professionals, parents, and foster carers on substance misuse and the wider risks associated

Support families and carers

Link into wider support within the county including our own bespoke groups

Operate regular detached outreach with the provision of diversionary activities across Lancashire

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We provide drug and alcohol, and mental health services in Lancashire for young people.