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Re-Solv
30a High Street
Stone
Staffordshire
ST15 8AW
Tel: 01785 817885
Fax: 01785 813205
Web: www.re-solv.org
Best time to telephone: 9am - 5pm, Monday - Friday (answerphone operates at other times.)
Re-Solv (the Society for the Prevention of Solvent & Volatile Substance Abuse) was established as an independent charity in 1984 and is solely concerned with all aspects of volatile substance abuse prevention. Currently at least one person dies every week inhaling volatile chemicals contained in domestic consumer products.
The mission of the Society is to contribute to happier, healthier, safer social environments by preventing death, suffering and crime which may result as a consequence of solvent and volatile substance abuse. This is achieved through research, dissemination of information, education, training and community projects. Re-Solv's mission is supported by a commitment to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Re-Solv produces a range of awareness and training materials of specific interest to General Practitioners and other health professionals as well as our website and on-line training course.
Re-Solv also has offices in Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and North East England.
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