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Welcome to the website of Re-Solv, the national charity solely dedicated
to the prevention of solvent and volatile substance abuse (VSA).
Re-Solv's purpose is to end volatile substance abuse, particularly
among children and young people. With over twenty years experience
and dedication to the prevention of VSA, Re-Solv is acknowledged
as the lead body in the field and recognised nationally and internationally
as a specialist source of information on VSA. Click here
to learn more about Re-Solv.

VSA or 'sniffing' is the deliberate inhalation of the chemicals
found in everyday products such as deodorant, hairspray and cigarette
lighter refills. The range of products which contain solvents and
volatile chemicals is extensive and widely available in household
or industrial commodities.
On this site you will find information about solvent and volatile
substance abuse in a range of formats to suit your needs. You can
access factsheets, a FREE
online training course for professionals and retailers, as well
as information about the range of Re-Solv's other resources
and services.
How to Help
Re-Solv is very grateful for the support of our Members and for
the many and generous donations we receive. For more information
about fundraising for Re-Solv, becoming
a Member or to make a donation
online, please follow the links. Alternatively, you can fundraise
for Re-Solv at no extra cost to yourself simply by shopping online!
Just visit www.buy.at/resolv
or register at www.easyfundraising.org.uk/resolv.
Clicking through from one of these sites every time you go shopping
online will raise valuable funds for Re-Solv. Thank you!
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Re-Solv's new FREE leaflets are now available to download!
Click on the leaflets to select from the seven topics.

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Death rates over the last ten years are highest in East Midlands, North East England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Trends in Deaths Associated With Abuse of Volatile Substances 1971-2006
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