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Re-Solv is a non profit making company, limited by guarantee.

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Welcome
Welcome to the website of Re-Solv, the national charity solely dedicated to the prevention of solvent and volatile substance abuse(VSA). Re-Solv operates throughout the United Kingdom.

On this site you will find information about solvent and volatile substance abuse in a range of formats to suit your needs. From this site you can access factsheets, a more in depth on-line training course as well as information about the range of Re-Solv other publications and services.

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Visit the Sniffing Web Site

Re-Solv's site for young people visit www.sniffing.org.uk

Latest Resources:

Toxic Agents Activities Pack
Re-Solv's most comprehensive educational pack ever! Designed in consultation with teachers and young people, this pack is for use in the primary school setting.

The pack retails for £35 and comes with a 70 page booklet and leaflets, postcards, stickers and posters. There is also a 7 minute DVD that introduces the topic to the students. More information...

Latest news about volatile substance abuse
Click above to see latest news, research, events and alerts about solvent and volatile substance abuse. To register for e-mail updates click here



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Did you know...
Death rates over the last ten years are highest in North East England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Trends in Deaths Associated With Abuse of Volatile Substances 1971-2005

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