Police highlight drugs danger to Staffordshire University students
Pens, mouse mats and wristbands were being also being handed out. Picture by Charley Hill.
By Kelsey Purnell & Charley Hill: Police have been hammering home the dangers of drugs to Staffordshire University students during Drugs Awareness Week.
Officers have been on campus in Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford to urge people to think twice about getting involved in illegal substances.
Student Union bosses set up points on both campuses where students can get advice and take part in an interactive quiz to see how much they know about drugs.
Leaflets are also being handed out to remind students where they can get more information if needed.
Commercial Services Officer Emma Harris told StaffsLive what the union has been doing this week.
Staffordshire University Drugs Awareness Leaflets. Picture by Charley Hill
Click HERE to listen to what the union are doing.
Emma also explained why it is important to highlight the dangers of drugs, especially at university.
Click HERE to listen to why this week is important.
More information can be found at www.staffsunion.com/campaigns/drugsarebad/ or for any free, confidential, personal advice FRANK is available on 0800 77 66 00 or at talktofrank.com
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