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11/09/2009 by admin.
Are you the parent of a teenager or partner of someone who is taking drugs ?
Are you confused & worried & need to find out more about drugs ?
FRANK is a completely confidential & FREE UK service for anyone who has concerns for themself or for someone else taking drugs.
Click here to visit the FRANK website to find out more
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24/02/2009 by admin.
A new cannabis ad campaign was launched last week in UK warning about the links between Cannabis use and mental health problems.
The TV advert shows possible Cannabis side-effects such as as memory loss, paranoia & panic attacks. The £2.2m Home Office campaign, has been launched to coincide with drug’s recent reclassification from class c to class B. Cannabis is now the most popular illegal recreational drug.
The new TV Cannabis ad campaign is aimed at 11 to 18-year-olds. It urges those curious about the Cannabis to “Talk to Frank” by calling an information line or visiting a website.
The ‘Talk to Frank’ website gives advice & information on the dangers of drugs, the law around drug use & how to get help.
Click here to visit ‘Talk to Frank Website’
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05/12/2008 by admin.
The government yesterday launched a new anti Cocaine ad campain warning youngsters about the risks of Cocaine use and Cocaine addiction.
The 1 million pound campaign which will appear on television and the internet is to highlight the dangers posed by Cocaine to the users health & personality as well as the social costs of Cocaine use and Cocaine addiction.
Cocaine a class A drug was once only popular in fashionable London society, but has now gained in popularity across the whole country and across all social groups.
The campaign has been launched by TalktoFrank, the government funded campaign which provides young people and their families with information & advice about drugs.
Dawn Primarolo, the Health Minister, said: “There is a darker side to using cocaine which this campaign exposes. Addiction, personality change and the risk of heart attacks – even at a young age – can ruin the health and lives of cocaine users and their families.”
Click here to visit the TalktoFrank website and find out more about Cocaine use
Click here to visit BBC news and watch the video about Cocaine use
Posted in Talk to Frank, Cocaine Addiction, Drug & Alcohol Addiction, Cocaine, Teenagers | 1 Comment »