Coming to university you might see drug use or might even be asked if you wanted any. Please be aware of anything that is offered to you and never feel pressured by someone into doing something. Be safe, comfortable and sensible.
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Drugs
Drugs
Taking drugs might seem like a more fun idea after a few drinks but the risks are far higher and there is a chance you will become ill
Talk to Frank has lots of useful information about drugs, including how to get help and the risks associated with individual types of drugs.
The Student Union also offers free drug testing kits
Although about families, it also applies to housemates and friends, and how to help people who are using drugs excessively and dangerously.
https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/advice-for-the-families-of-drug-users/
You can also phone 111 to get health advice from trained professionals.
In an emergency, always phone 999 to get emergency aid.
Alcohol
Alcohol
Mixing different alcoholic drinks, and drink and drugs, makes it more likely you’ll have a bad reaction or lose control.
Many people don’t drink so it’s OK for you to decide not to
If you do drink it is important to remember to eat something
The Students’ Union website has lots of information about staying safe while drinking on nights out, including tips on how to not take it too far, how to avoid spiking, and getting home safe.
https://lancastersu.co.uk/late-night-do-it-right
Bit more serious link, talking about serious alcohol problems, and how to recognise when you have a problem.
General
General
In an emergency, always phone 999 to get emergency aid. When emergency services are en-route, phone the security lodge on 01524 594541, so that security can direct them to you.
All of the porters are first aid trained, and are available 24/7. (If Grizedale Porters are not there, Pendle Porters are a minute walk away).
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