Help For Teens - Connexions County Durham
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You should be registered with a local doctor in case you are ill.
Your doctor sometimes called GP (General Practitioner) will treat everything you tell her/him in complete confidence even if you are under 16.
Some GPs have clinics especially for young people. You can also go to an NHS Walk-in Centre, even if you have a GP.
You can find your nearest centre on the NHS website - click on the weblink below and go to the 'Local NHS Services' section.
To find out more, please click on Doctors (Printable Full Text) below.
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Doctors (Printable Full Text)
Contacts
NHS Direct
0845 46 47
http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
The Youth Advisory Board for the 14-19 Commission has been asked to find out young people's opinions around education and the new diplomas....
You can now find out about open days and events offered by schools, colleges and other learning providers by using the Events Diary available on the area wide prospectus.
The 2008/09 version of the Help4teens CD is now available. Each Year 9 and 11 student will receive a copy of the CD through their Connexions Personal Adviser.
