FRANK (drugs)

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FRANK is the United Kingdom government’s national drug awareness campaign.

It is advertised and promoted on internet and British TV, mainly towards to teenagers and young adults. FRANK aims to ensure that:

  • Young people understand the risks and dangers of drugs and their use
  • Young people know where to go for advice or help
  • Parents have the confidence and knowledge to talk to their children about drugs
  • Professionals who work with young people, especially vulnerable groups, are supported

The campaign's website can be found at http://www.talktofrank.com/. tel: 0800776600

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