I have split off the information more suitable for teenagers
from the kidzone to this page. I hope you find it useful. Feedback from people
is always welcome ...Vipul Masharani
TeenageHealthFreak
DoctorAnn
If you are a teenager and too shy to come
to see us, you might find some helpful advice on these two sites (click on the
links above).
Strictly confidential
Teenagers going to Lutterworth Grammar School can
get free confidential advice about anything medical including contraception
from Dr Taylor and Sue O'Connor ( school nurse) on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday lunchtimes.
If you want information about contraception, drugs,
alcohol or almost anything else you can think of try looking at the web
links
page on this site..click
here
An on the subject of School ... here as some
websites that contain quizzes etc to help you with GCSEs and A level
revision..
Symi's story:
"The worst fight I remember between my mum and my step-dad happened one
Saturday when I came back from playing football in the park. I don’t know
why they were fighting, but it looked bad. I could hear him cursing, things
breaking and my mum crying. My heart was pounding. I was angry and ashamed
that the neighbours could hear everything. My step-dad had probably just
come home from the pub with his mates. The fighting was always worse when he
drank..."
Domestic violence? its not your
fault - you're not alone.
Click here
Bullying online
Life can be a misery when you're
being bullied at school and if you feel you don't have any friends. Here's help
and advice if you're having a hard time. There's also information on how to stay
safe.
Childline
ChildLine is the free, 24-hour helpline for
children and young people in the UK. Children and young people can call our
helpline on 0800 1111 about any problem such as if some one at home or
school is giving you a hard time. The line is open 24 hours a day.
Children who are deaf or find using a regular phone difficult can try their text
phone service on 0800 400 222. ChildLine's counsellors are there to help
find ways to sort things out.
If you know somebody who has lost
his/her parents Winston's wish is a good website for help and advice.
