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Good practice resource - A ‘one-stop’ service for young people affected by substance misuse: Platform Young People’s Drugs Service
27 Mar 2012
Ref: 120057
The Platform project aims to help and support young people whose lives have been affected by substance to help themselves. It provides coherent and focused professional support, operates outreach provision across Leeds and improves the capacity of the diverse city-wide children and young people’s workforce to contribute to drug and alcohol education.
Provider: Platform Young People’s Drugs Service
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| word Platform Young People's Drugs Service - Good practice example.doc | word | 1.96 MB |
| pdf Platform Young People's Drugs Service - Good practice example.pdf | 253.12 KB |
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