Connexions Trafford: January 2007

Life can be a misery when you're being bullied at school and if you feel you don't have any friends.

Contacting your Personal Adviser is a great first step to getting help and solving problems you may have with any of your relationships.

Whatever you get - pocket money, benefits, wages – it’s important to make the most of it.

Whether you are at school, college, university, working or unemployed, you need to know to understand both your rights and your responsibilities.

In your teens, you may be thinking about independent living. It’s exciting to think about getting your own place, growing up and moving on.

Young lesbian, gay and bi-sexual people have the right to feel supported, respected and safe, to be listened to and understood.

Using your free time well gives you the opportunity to meet new friends, find new interests, learn new skills, help others and improve your own CV.

Young people have different needs and come from different backgrounds. The law makes sure that the service they get is right for them.

Any drug can be dangerous and some can have a serious effect on your physical and mental health.

There are lots of organizations who offer help, advice, support and services for disabled young people.

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