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PSL Charity “We Make Southampton” Video
This film was made by We Make Southampton and showcases Parent Support Link's services
Parent Support Link Service Advert
Parent Support Link is a very small Charity that supports friends and families affected by someone else's drug or alcohol abuse.
Good Reads Donor Story
Rhona and Connor Share their story It was really great to be able to share our experiences of "Giving to Charity" - click the link below or picture to read our interview... Read the Good Reads article
Aaron Tebano is fundraising for Parent Support Link
Aaron Tebano is Fundraising for PSL Aaron Tebano is fundraising for PSL by de-dreading on the Saturday 1st September 2018. Massive Thank you to Aaron and everyone who has donated and supported this! THANK YOU and well done Aaron very brave :)
Dementia Friends
Become a Dementia Friend Parent Support Link workers & volunteers have proudly become Dementia Friends: www.dementiafriends.org.uk/
Vaping and Parenting Guide Information
Vaping and Parenting Guide Information https://www.migvapor.com/ecig-news/vaping-and-parenting/
Volunteering Opportunities
Volunteering Opportunities with PSL Volunteering Opportunities: A) Company Secretary Parent Support Link (PSL) is a Hampshire wide Charity that supports and informs the Family and Friends of people who use drugs and / or alcohol. The charity has been established since 1994, based in Southampton and provides a service throughout Hampshire.
The Family and Friends Project
Supporting and Informing the family and friends of people who use drugs and alcohol A local charity called Parent Support Link has today the 1st of July 2015 made a big leap forward. With the support of the National Lottery the Charity is able to continue to offer a service in Southampton:
New book by Alastair Campbell called My name is…
My name is...... is a new novel by Alastair Campbell. It is about a young girl's journey through alcoholism, giving different people's perspectives as well. We will not say too much, but please let us know what you think about it via Twitter or Facebook.