East Riding Of Yorkshire Council; Youth And Family Support Service
Tuesday: 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday: 09:00 - 17:00
Friday: 09:00 - 17:00
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About East Riding Of Yorkshire Council; Youth And Family Support Service
East Riding of Yorkshire's Youth and Family Support Service (YFS) offers free support to all young people between 9 to 19 years, living across the county.
East Riding Of Yorkshire Council; Youth And Family Support Service Description
East Riding of Yorkshire's Youth and Family Support Service (YFS) offers free support to all young people between 9 to 19 years, living across the county.
We also offer support up to 25 years if you have learning difficulties or a disability.
The great thing about YFS is we can help you and your family access a wide range of support, such as:
- Whole family support
- One to one support around risk taking behaviours
- Information, advice and guidance on careers, jobs and training
- Information and support to take part in high quality positive activities and volunteering
- Getting involved in Youth Forums
- Free counselling support services
- Child Sexual Exploitation
- Support around sexuality & identity
- Duke of Edinburgh
• Safeguarding
This page is not intended to be a point of contact for a child safeguarding concern. If you or a child you know is at risk of harm please contact either the police (999) or East Riding’s Early Help & Safeguarding Hub (01482 395500).
East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Children and Young People’s Support and Safeguarding Service – Facebook Confidentiality Statement and Disclaimer
Definitions
‘ERYC’ East Riding of Yorkshire Council
‘CYPSSS’ Children and Young People’s Support and Safeguarding Service
‘You’ Anyone who accesses the ERYC CYPSSS Facebook page
• THE CYPSSS Facebook Page will be used for the following purposes:
- Provide contact details and clear information on how to report safeguarding concerns, including concerns of child sexual exploitation
- Raise awareness of risk taking behaviors and disseminate key themes and message
- Promote national and local information, events and activities
- Signposts to other relevant agency websites and social media sites
- Monitoring user engagement through an increase in ‘likes’ and ‘shares’
• Disclaimer
CYPSSS makes every effort to ensure that the information on its Facebook page is accurate and up to date. However, it accepts no liability for any loss or inconvenience caused by reliance on any material contained on its Facebook Page.
Content
CYPSSS Facebook Page contains information on how CYPSSS will use the accounts and contain limited informative information on the service intended for parents, carers and young people. CYPSSS is not responsible in the event that anyone below the age of 13 view the pages.
Event Disclaimer
CYPSSS is not responsible for any event advertised on the CYPSSS Facebook Page which is not organised by it, its agents, employees or sub-contractors. CYPSSS does not accept any responsibility to you or anybody else for any loss, damage or difficulty caused, no matter how it may happen, whether caused by an incorrect statement or any fault by or on behalf of the organiser of the event or any other person or act connected to the event or otherwise.
External Web Links
From time to time CYPSSS may post links to other web sites. CYPSSS accepts no liability or responsibility whatsoever for the privacy practices of those other web sites or the content of those sites.
• Confidentiality
We may record details of the contact we have with you and may store information you share with us in our client record system. This may include chat transcripts or direct messages you send to us.
We will not pass on any information you have provided without your consent. The only reason why we might have to consider passing on confidential information without your consent, would be to protect you or someone else from very serious harm. We would always try to discuss this first.
If we do use your information for other reasons, for example, to help us manage and /or plan services, or staff training, then we will make sure you cannot be identified.
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Xanax: A Recap;
Xanax is a benzodiazepine, a similar drug to Valium, but it is stronger and much faster acting.
Tony Margetts, substance misuse manager at the council, said: “We have been receiving increasing reports that this drug is being used in the East Riding at the moment.
... “The reports include instances where this drug has been taken by children and young people and this follows national evidence for an increase in use by young people.
“The effects of Xanax are sedating and disassociating, giving a mildly hallucinogenic effect.
“Users can experience less welcome side effects such as confusion, memory loss, loss of inhibition and poor decision-making.”
“The greatest concern is that Xanax is fast acting, which increases the risk of overdose and is also more dangerous if taken with alcohol, a particular concern with the Christmas party season upon us.”
“Our advice is not to take these or any drugs. Xanax is dangerous and anyone considering using it should be aware that if they are using Xanax, or something they think is Xanax, mixing it with alcohol or other drugs can be very harmful and can impair their judgement.”
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is urging parents to be aware of the dangers associated with using Xanax and anyone who suspects their children of using the drug can find help by contacting the East Riding Partnership on (01482) 336675”.
For more information; http://socsi.in/Xanax_IdCx5
#keepsafe #sayno #knowthefacts
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Xanax continued;
With Xanax, as with other drugs in the benzodiazepine class, there is the risk of developing dependency if they are used regularly.
Tony Margetts, substance misuse manager at the council, said: “There is a concern that some tablets sold as Xanax are counterfeits and may contain other drugs, possibly other types of benzodiazepines and synthetic cannabinoids (“spice” type drugs).
... Supplying these drugs is illegal and anyone who suspects people of dealing these drugs should consider reporting it to the police.
Tony continued: “Our advice is not to take these or any drugs. Xanax is dangerous and anyone considering using it should be aware that if they are using Xanax, or something they think is Xanax, mixing it with alcohol or other drugs can be very harmful and can impair their judgement.” East Riding of Yorkshire Council is urging parents to be aware of the dangers associated with using Xanax and anyone who suspects their children of using the drug can find help by contacting the East Riding Partnership on (01482) 336675.
For more information; http://socsi.in/Xanax_3RMda
#keepsafe #sayno #knowthefacts
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Worried about consent?
#dontforcethetea #consent
In the US Xanax has received publicity for its link to a number of rap artists, including Lil Peep and Mac Miller – both of whom have died of overdoses, and Lil Xan, who is known to use the drug.
Tony Margetts, substance misuse manager at the council, said: “Our advice is not to take these or any drugs. Xanax is dangerous and anyone considering using it should be aware that if they are using Xanax, or something they think is Xanax, mixing it with alcohol or other drugs can be... very harmful and can impair their judgement.”
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is urging parents to be aware of the dangers associated with using Xanax and anyone who suspects their children of using the drug can find help by contacting the East Riding Partnership on (01482) 336675.
For more information; http://socsi.in/Xanax_iRNAe
#keepsafe #sayno #knowthefacts
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We won’t judge you, no matter what the situation, but what we will do, is give you all the information and contact details you need for the people who can help.
http://socsi.in/heVDW
#Thirteen... #Selfhelp
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Xanax: an introduction;
Xanax is a benzodiazepine, a similar drug to Valium, but it is stronger and much faster acting.
Tony Margetts, substance misuse manager at the council, said: “We have been receiving increasing reports that this drug is being used in the East Riding at the moment.
... “The reports include instances where this drug has been taken by children and young people and this follows national evidence for an increase in use by young people.
“The effects of Xanax are sedating and disassociating, giving a mildly hallucinogenic effect.
“Users can experience less welcome side effects such as confusion, memory loss, loss of inhibition and poor decision-making.”
“The greatest concern is that Xanax is fast acting, which increases the risk of overdose and is also more dangerous if taken with alcohol, a particular concern with the Christmas party season upon us.”
“Our advice is not to take these or any drugs. Xanax is dangerous and anyone considering using it should be aware that if they are using Xanax, or something they think is Xanax, mixing it with alcohol or other drugs can be very harmful and can impair their judgement.”
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is urging parents to be aware of the dangers associated with using Xanax and anyone who suspects their children of using the drug can find help by contacting the East Riding Partnership on (01482) 336675”.
For more information; http://socsi.in/Xanax_KIsfF #keepsafe #sayno #knowthefacts
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Worried about consent?
#dontforcethetea #consent
Worried about consent?
#dontforcethetea #consent
We won’t judge you, no matter what the situation, but what we will do, is give you all the information and contact details you need for the people who can help.
http://socsi.in/nu2Sm
#Thirteen... #Selfhelp
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Think about what your doing and what your taking, you are putting yourself in DANGER every time.
Addiction is defined as a chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. It is considered a brain disease because drugs change the brain; they change its structure and how it works. These brain changes can be long lasting and can lead to many harmful, often self-destructive, behaviors.
Think about the damage it could do to you!
Help is available if your struggling with drugs!
More about East Riding Of Yorkshire Council; Youth And Family Support Service
Tuesday: 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday: 09:00 - 17:00
Friday: 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday: -
Sunday: -