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Episode
10
Adam visits
Vicky, Kelly's mother, to tell her about Kelly's problem with Vicky's
boyfriend Alan. On the surface, Nicky is unrepentant about stealing a
computer from college but it's clear he feels his life is a mess. Maya
challenges Mel about her accusation against Michael and tries to persuade
Michael to face up to the truth about himself.
CONTACTS
In this week's
episode of Rush, it was revealed that Kelly has been persistently
sexually abused by her mother's boyfriend.
If you have
any concerns about sexual abuse, or any other sort of relationship or
sexual problem – involving yourself or someone else – you can
get confidential advice and support from the organisations listed below,
all of which provide special services for deaf people.
British
Deaf Association Health and Counselling Services
9 Springfield Street
Warrington
Cheshire WA1 1BB
Voice: 01925 652520 (10am—4pm daily)
Textphone: 01925 652529 (10am—4pm daily and Wednesday 7—10pm)
Fax: 01925 652526
E-mail: bda6@dircon.co.uk
Website: www.bda.org.uk
General advisory helpline for information, advice and guidance. Also offer
health and counselling services throughout the UK.
ChildLine
Freepost 1111
London N1 0BR
Textphone: 0800 400 222 (Monday to Friday, 9.30am-9.30pm, Saturday and
Sunday 9.30am-8pm)
Voice: 0800 1111
Website: www.childline.org.uk
The textphone helpline provides confidential support and advice on any
problem to children and young people who are deaf, hearing-impaired or
find using a regular phone difficult. The voice line is open 24 hours
a day.
ChildLine
Cymru/Wales
Freepost 1111
Swansea SA1 5ZZ
ChildLine
Northern Ireland
Freepost 1111
Belfast BT1 2DD
ChildLine
Scotland
Freepost 1111
Glasgow G1 1BR
NSPCC
Child Protection Line
Helpline
NSPCC
National Centre
42 Curtain Road
London EC2A 3NH
Textphone: 0800 056 0566 (24 hours)
Voice: 0808 800 5000
Website: www.nspcc.org.uk
The Child Protection Line is for children and young people who are being
abused and also for anyone who thinks a child is suffering or in distress.
In addition, the NSPCC gives practical help to families with children
at risk of abuse, runs local projects and can provide a range of helpful
booklets.
Channel
4 Health: Sex
www.channel4.com/health/sex
The Channel 4 Sex website provides a wide range of information and
about sex and relationships, and you can also ask questions confidentially
online.
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