Northern Ireland:Review report calls for addiction services for young people

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Northern Ireland:Review report calls for addiction services for young people

Review report calls for addiction services for young people

The lack of provision for people under 17 years of age with addiction problems in Northern Ireland has been highlighted in a review study.
The report 'Alcohol and Substance Misuse' is part of a major review by the body reviewing mental health and learning disability in Northern Ireland.
Commenting on the report, UUP Health spokesperson Robert Coulter said: “Services for children and young people are totally inadequate and this report only compounds what has already been said.

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