Gambling
Even though it’s not often spoken about, gambling behaviour is becoming more common amongst children and young people. The younger someone starts gambling or gets used to gambling behaviour, the more likely they are to have a problem with gambling later in life.
By being aware of gambling behaviour and getting help early on, you can prevent gambling from becoming a problem in the future.
While alcohol misuse can present health risks and cause careless behaviour in all age groups, it is even more dangerous for young people.
Because young people’s bodies are still growing, alcohol can interfere with their development. This makes young people particularly vulnerable to the long-term damage caused by alcohol.
As well as physical and emotional problems, drinking alcohol in adolescence can harm the development of the brain.
Having fun and getting the most out of your experience is key to a great festival and alongside this, it may also be helpful to think about how to keep yourself and your friends safe.
When you are out, especially at night, make sure you look after yourself and your friends. Your chances of being a victim of crime are low but it’s always important to stay alert and aware of dangers when out in public spaces.
The internet is a brilliant place to connect with others, to be creative, and to discover new things, but it’s important to also understand how to be safe online and when something doesn’t seem right.
By clicking the link below, you’ll find films, games, quizzes and advice to help you use the internet safely, responsibly, and positively.
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