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Drop -In: 13 Shore Terrace Dundee DD1 3NP Office: 18 Dock Street Dundee DD1 3DP |
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Telephone: 01382 206060 Facsimilie: 01382 201929 E:mail: office.corner@nhs.net |
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Whats on offer. It’s important to know what rights you have when accessing our service. The most important one you probably want to know is: we are a confidential service; this means that when you come to our service we will keep what you talk about private and not pass on information to anyone outside the service, even if you’re under 16. The only time we would have to pass on information about you is if we were SERIOUSLY concerned about your safety, or you were putting someone else at risk. As well as staff keeping things private we also expect people using the service to respect other young people’s right to privacy, so if you recognise someone in the drop-in, think before asking them what they’re in for, they might feel embarrassed and not want people knowing their business. We work in partnership with people regarding their rights and particularly young people in care. Produced with young people 'Suits You' is a ‘Group Agreement’ that everyone coming to the drop-in should stick to, so that everyone feels safe and respected when coming to the service. Backchat!! Not happy with the service? Then say so! The only way you guys will keep coming to our drop-in is if you feel safe, respected and listened to, so if you don’t feel this say so on our backchat form, or if we’re doing a good job feel free to pay us a compliment! On our confidential computer based and paper based ‘backchat’ just put a comment, concern or complaint and we’ll do something about it:)
All services are on offer to you and you have the right to access them all.
We will ask you some questions to make sure that; You understand the information given to you Nobody is forcing you to do something you don’t want to do You have people you trust around you and you have someone you can talk to that you trust
We don’t pass on info to anyone, unless we have concerns about your safety, or the safety of someone else you have spoken about, then we may have to pass on details, but we would always be honest with you and let you know we were doing this. If someone is under 16 we would always encourage you to speak to your parents, or guardian, however we understand sometimes this isn’t possible.
Who can come to the corner?We would encourage ALL young people aged 11-25 years old whatever your ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexuality, gender or race to come along. The corner isn’t just a place to get condoms or other sexual health services, it’s here if you’re having trouble at home, being bullied, or just feeling a bit down about life. We are here to listen to you with respect and work together so you make positive choices, which will benefit your life.
Please check out our links section for websites about Youth Rights.