<h2>Health and Emotional Well Being</h2><h3>Depression alliance </h3>Emotional support and a listening ear to anyone who has feelings of distress or despair <br><br>Phone number: 0845 123 23 20<br><h3>Samaritans</h3>An organisation that offers counselling services for everyone that feels they need to talk issues through. <br><br>Help Lines: 0845 7909090<br><h3>No-panic</h3>Support for sufferers of panic attacks, phobias and obsessive/compulsive disorders <br><br>Help Lines: 0808 808 0545<br><h3>National Self-Harm Network, </h3>Providing information and support to promote better understanding of self-harm behaviours<br><br>Address: PO Box 16190, London NW1 3WW <br>Email Address: <a href="mailto:nshn@talk21.com">nshn@talk21.com</a> <h2>Healthy Eating and Eating disorders</h2><h3>Overeaters Anonymous </h3>Advice for people with eating disorders<br><br>Help Lines: 0121 565 3548 \ 0121 440 1216<br><h2>Housing/homelessness Advice and Help</h2><h3>The Link</h3>The St. Basils Link Centre is the first point of call if you are 16-25 and seeking hostel accommodation. They will sit you down and advise you on suitable hostels available in Birmingham. <br><br>Help line: 0121 233 1508<br><h3>St Basils Young Homeless Helpline</h3>24hr emergency accommodation hotline for 16 - 25<br><br>Help Line (male): 0800 056 4034<br>Help Line (female): 0800 068 7499<br><h3>The Safe Moves Project (13-19)</h3>Offers access to Life skills training, peer mentoring and Family Mediation, to help young people at risk of homelessness. (referral via Stamp/Connexions)<br><br>Telephone: 0121 772 4044<br><h3>Childline</h3>National 24hr advice and support for children of all ages.<br><br>Telephone: 0800 1111<br><h3>Ravenhurst Cottages Foyer</h3>16 - 24's who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.<br><br>Telephone: 0121 773 2926<br><h3>Link Housing Aid</h3>16 - 24's who need confidential information on housing issues.<br><br>Telephone: 0121 233 1508<br><h3>Shelter Housing Aid</h3>All ages who require information regarding homeless or homelessness.<br><br>Telephone: 0121 236 6668<br><h3>Trinity Housing Resource Centre</h3>All ages who require information regarding housing, employment, benefits<br><br>Telephone: 0121 554 8745<br><h3>South Birmingham Young Homeless Project</h3><p>Telephone: 0121 457 8736<br></p><h2>Drugs, Alcohol and Smoking</h2><h3>Birmingham H.I.A.H</h3>Confidential counselling and treatment for all young people seeking assistance for drug problems and drug related issues<br><br>Telephone: 0121 616 6162<br><h3>Community Drug Teams</h3>Confidential services and support for drug users aged 18 and over.<br><br>Azaadi Telephone: 0121 786 1880<br>Barker Street Telephone: 0121 685 6300<br>Mary Street Centre Telephone: 0121 440 4444<br>Slade Road Centre Telephone: 0121 685 6400<br>Crack Outreach Team Telephone: 0121 685 6722<br><h3>Community Alcohol Teams</h3>Community alcohol teams provide advice, information and counselling for 18's and over with alcohol and related problems<br><br>North Birmingham Telephone: 0121 685 6340<br>South Birmingham Telephone: 0121 414 0888<br>Solihull Telephone: 0121 711 3732<br><h3>Alcoholics Anonymous</h3>Advice to people with drinking problems<br><br>Telephone: 0121 212 0111<br><h3>Drink Line</h3>Advice to people with alcohol problems<br><br>Telephone: 0800 917 8282 <br><h3>National Drugs Help-line</h3>Telephone: 0800 776600<br><h3>Quit Smoking Help-line </h3>Telephone: 0800 002200<br><h2>Sexual Health/HIV/AIDS</h2><h3>Young Parents' Support</h3>Young parents, pregnant young women and expected fathers, aged 13 ? 19<br><br>Telephone: 0121 464 0529<br><h3>Pregnant Pupils Re-integration Project</h3>Pregnant girls/young women up to year 11<br><br>Address:<br>St. Thomas Centre, Bell Barn Road,<br>Birmingham, B15 2AF<br>Telephone : 0121 484 4502<br><h3>NHS Walk In Centre</h3>Can provide free, emergency (hormonal) Contraception for under 21s<br><br>Address:<br>Lower floor, Boots the chemist,<br>66 High Street, Birmingham, B4 7TB<br><h3>G.U.M (Genito-Urinary Medicine) Clinics</h3>Free and confidential testing and treatment for all sexually transmitted infections<br><br>Hawthorn House<br>Telephone Appointments: 0121 424 3300<br>Telephone Advice: 0121 424 1316<br><br>Whittal Street Clinic<br>Telephone Appointments: 0121 237 5700<br>Telephone Advice: 0121 237 5732 and 5733<br><h3>National AIDS Helpline<br></h3>Address:<br>85-89 Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 5AP<br><br>Helpline: 0800 567 123<br><h3>Ethnic Language </h3>Helpline: 0800 919 2227<br><br>Open times 6pm - 10pm<br>Mon ? Bengal<br>Tues ? Urdu<br>Weds - Arabic<br>Thurs - Gujarati<br>Fri - Hindu<br>Sat - Punjabi<br>Sun ? Cantonese<br><h3>Amazon Young People's Counselling Service<br></h3>Under 21's who have been sexually abused.<br><br>Address:<br>2nd Floor, King Edward Building,<br>208 Corporation Street, Birmingham, B4 6SE<br><br>Telephone: 0121 236 9222<br><h3>Rape &amp; Sexual Violence Project</h3>Telephone service for survivors of rape, sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse<br><br>Address:<br>PO Box 9558, Birmingham B4 7QE<br><br>Telephone: 0121 233 3818<br>