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Scottish Health
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Statistics for all areas of health, including drug and alcohol use
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Well?
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'Well?'
is dedicated to communicating the work of the Scottish Executive's National Programme for Improving the Mental Health and Well-Being of Scotland's Population, which was launched in October 2001. The
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The Health Promoting School
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HMIe document (25 November 2004). Can be downloaded either as a
pdf file
or a
WORD document
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Tackling Drugs in Scotland
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HMIe Guide in the Health Promoting School series
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The Conduct of Education About Responsible Personal Relationships and Sexual Health in Scottish Schools
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HMIe Guide in the Health Promoting School series
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The Health Promoting School- The Role of Local Authorities and their Partners
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HMIe guide (25 November 2004). Can be downloaded either as
a pdf file
or a
WORD document
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Schools Health Education Unit (SHEU)
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The Schools Health Education Unit, which originated and developed within the University of Exeter, aims to provide services that promote objective debate in communities about the best ways to serve and educate, principally young people, about health and social issues, and to foster co-operation between professionals in education and health, and between adults and young people. There are some teaching materials on the website.
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Developing Patient Partnerships
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A charity that runs health education campaigns to help people to manage their own health and to know how best to use primary health care resources. Some of their campaigns relate to young people.
Among these is the
Get Sussed
initiative which is being launched in time for the run up to the Christmas party season to offer boys the chance to find out more about common health issues including sexual relationships, drugs and alcohol through the on-line
Get Sussed game
The game encourages boys to test their finger power in a three level fighting challenge whilst providing a portal to on-line information offering help and advice about common teenage problems and worries.
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Our Young People are Saying "What we need is help wi life basically
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The result of a study published by NHS Grampian (2002) into the health and wellbeing needs of young people (12-25).
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Healthy Respect
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Healthy Respect is one of four National Health Demonstration Projects backed by the Scottish Executive to tackle priority areas in Scottish people's health as identified in the Government White Paper "Towards a Healthier Scotland." One of these priority areas is the sexual health of Scotland's young people, the focus of the work of Healthy Respect.
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Liquids Mean Life
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Resources produced by the
British Soft Drinks Association
to promote understanding of the importance of a balanced diet, an active lifestyle and adequate fluid intake in maintaining good health, and to promote awareness of the soft drinks industry as a manufacturing industry.
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Leeds Animation Workshop
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Set up in 1976 to produce and distribute animated films on social issues. They can be bought (approx ?40) or hired (approx ?10)
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For further details phone or fax or e-mail:
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Health
and Health
Behaviour among
Young People
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A WHO document mainly based on results of the international survey "Health Behaviour in School-aged Children" (HBSC) and on other relevant international studies. It focuses on the implications of scientific results for health policy in developed countries. The target groups are politicians and experts, especially those concerned with the health of young people.
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HEALTH FOR LIFE
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Aims to encourage children to take a positive,
confident and well informed role in achieving and
maintaining a healthy, emotionally stable lifestyle. It covers:
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Healthy Lifestyles
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The World of Drugs
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Me and My relationships
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Keeping Myself Safe
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Teenage Health Freak website
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An interactive website based on the "Diary" of the same name. Materials are also available.
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Promoting Good Health
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The theme of this report is the 'health-promoting school' a concept which is rapidly gaining interest.
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CONFIDENCE TO LEARN
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a guide to extending health education in the primary school
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National Children's' Safety Books
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publishes resources for use in educating children in safety issues
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HELP (Health Education for Living Project)
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HELP covers the span from pre-5 to S5 and S6 and is offered as national advice to schools on planning and implementing effective practice in health education.
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ASH internet resources for schools
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PSE resources about smoking. Lessons and materials can be downloaded. Lessons are stand-alone units of about 60 minutes and topics can be used in pick and mix fashion.
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