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Addaction |
| You may have drink or drug issues yourself, or you may know someone who has a problem. Addaction can help. We’re the UK’s biggest drug and alcohol treatment charity and our services are both confidential and free. |
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ADFAM National |
| The national charity for the family and friends of drug users. It runs a national telephone helpline providing support and information. |
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Al Anon |
| Support groups that are for, and run by, friends and relatives of alcoholics. Group meetings take place all over London; visit their website for a directory. Anyone who has been affected by someone elses drinking is welcome to attend |
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Alcoholics Anonymous |
| The leading national organisation for people who have problems with alcohol or are addicted. They have a confidential helpline T: 0845 769 7555 |
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Cranstoun Drug Services |
| We are a non-profit, independent, charity and leading provider of specialist services to those affected by drug and alcohol use. Our range of services has an acknowledged reputation for delivering treatment, rehabilitation and support of high quality, with the aim of reducing the impact and harm caused by drug and alcohol use to individuals and communities. |
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Drug Scope |
| DrugScope is the UK's leading independent centre of expertise on drugs and the national membership organisation for the drug field. Our aim is to inform policy development and reduce drug-related harms - to individuals, families and communities. We provide quality drug information, promote effective responses to drug taking, undertake research, advise on policy-making, encourage informed debate - particularly in the media - and speak for our member organisations working on the ground. |
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FRANK |
| Frank offers free, confidential advice, 24 hours a day. You can e-mail them, or phone 0800 776600. You can talk to Frank in 120 languages. Theres a very useful A-Z of drugs on their website |
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National Drinkline |
| T: 0800 917 8282 Alcohol Concern is the national agency on alcohol misuse. We work to reduce the incidence and costs of alcohol-related harm and to increase the range and quality of services available to people with alcohol-related problems. |
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Pathways House |
| Pathways House project, based on the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, will offer a programme of rehabilitation to men and women in recovery from drug and alcohol abuse |
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Phoenix Futures |
| Phoenix Futures is the leading provider of care and rehabilitation services for people with drug and alcohol problems across the UK. Through nearly 40 years experience of transforming lives we have developed a diverse portfolio of services across community, prison and residential settings. |
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Prison Drug Treatment Strategy Review Group |
| Lord Kamlesh Patel of Bradford was announced as the chair of the Prison Drug Treatment Strategy Review Group in a written ministerial statement in March 2008. Since being invited to be the Chair of the Prison Drug Treatment Strategy Review Group, Lord Patel has visited a number of prisons to canvas the views of significant stakeholders and help inform the membership of the Review Group. The membership of the review groups was chosen by Lord Patel based on the knowledge, expertise and experience that each individual can bring. The first meeting of the Review Group was in February 2009. This site aims to make available the work of the Review Group as well as: News and updates from Lord Patel, further information about the members of the Review Group; and, A forum for feedback and comments on the work of the Review Group. |
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RAPt (The Rehabilitation for Addicted Prisoners trust) |
| RAPt is a charity which helps people with drug and alcohol dependence move towards, achieve and maintain drug and crime-free lives. |
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Release |
| In 1967 Release established the first ever national drugs help line. Maintaining its pivotal role in the drugs and legal advice field, it now operates a number of specialist services. |
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The Recovery Network |
| An online community for people struggling with all types of addiction: including a chat room, forum, and lots of useful information and links. There is a fee to subscribe to the forum, but you can have a free trial for one week. |
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Turning Point |
| Turning Point | Standon House | 21 Mansell Street | London | E1 8AA | Tel: 020 7481 7600 | info@turning-point.co.uk | Turning Point is the UK’s leading social care organisation. We provide services for people with complex needs, including those affected by drug and alcohol misuse, mental health problems and those with a learning disability. |
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