If you agree, someone who knows you will arrange a time to talk to you and listen to what you think would be helpful. For example, this person could be a school nurse or Connexions personal adviser. They will write down what is talked about on a form and give you a copy of the form. Then, if you agree, all the people who can help you will work together to give you the support you need.

Also in this Section

• What is CAF?
• How does it work?
• How will the CAF help me
• Who will know about me?
• Who is doing what and when?
• How can I get this help?

Your Health
Your Health

Counselling
Talk it over with someone who cares

Bullying
Information on bullying

Work
Young persons work information

Drugs
Information on all classes of drugs