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You can provide a lifeline for children affected by a parent’s drinking.

i am me is empowering young people to understand their own mental health.

I didn’t know that parental alcoholism was something others go through.

I’m doing a skydive for Nacoa because every child deserves a childhood.

An animated short film delving into the deep impacts of growing up with an alcoholic parent

Kelly Evans explains a stark rise in the concern for children affected

‘I grew up knowing all of the feelings that every child of an alcoholic becomes all too familiar with.’

I listened to accounts of children bolting for the back door and running scared from the ogre

‘We hope that our charity partnership with Nacoa will support the organisation’s important work.’

‘This can also help us to understand more about these experiences and create a dialogue around it.’