A drug charity is appealing for young people to contact them if they are suffering as a result of addiction.
DASH - the Drug, Advice, Service and Helpline - wants to hear from people whose lives are being impacted by the problems of others.
It's offering a counselling service geared toward allowing young people to unburden themselves of stress and anxiety.
Shelly Stanley says having addicted parents can often lead to implications down the line for the children:
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