Drinking Trends of Young People Not in Education, Employment or Training: A Qualitative Study

Translations

"For a group described as NEET and already socially and economically isolated, the removal of a community of drinkers potentially removes the one group to which they could belong, increasing isolation and potential mental health problems."

Recent trends both in the UK and also more widely in an international context suggest underage drinking is declining amongst young people. However, it is believed some groups of young people are not following this trend.

A recent study has analysed the drinking trends of young people not in...

Published by / Citation

Alcohol Change UK

Publication Date

2019

Format

Scientific article

Themes

Public health

Keywords

young people

alcohol consumption

coping strategy

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Drinking Trends of Young People Not in Education, Employment or Training: A Qualitative Study