What's doing your head in?
Deal with it
CALM Helpline Open
From 2nd March 2008
0800 58 58 58
Sat to Tues: 5pm – Midnight
every week of the year
HIT A WALL, NEED TO TALK?
The CALM helpline will relaunch on 2nd March. Calls are free (from landlines), confidential and anonymous. Professions will be available to talk through problems, listen, and offer information and advice. Translation facilities are available on request and the minicom number is 0800 027 29 82.
Supported By:
Reading Your Life
Thomas Sawbridge
Reading isn’t always the best way to make you feel better. Reading could involve taking yourself off to darkened corners or lying in bed. It doesn’t involve talking to someone real, and usually talking to another human being is a good way of making you feel more human too.
National Youth Theatre seeks the stars of the future!
If you’ve ever wanted to become an actor, director, stage hand, costume or lighting person or work in any aspect of the theatre, even if you’ve never done anything before, this could be your lucky year! The National Youth Theatre, the UK’s premiere youth theatre organisation, is coming to Manchester to look for talent for its 2007 season of plays, events and workshops.