Health Charities That specialise in Addiction and dependency

This charitable company operates a supported housing centre and separate groups within the community to help women who want support as they move on from trauma and turmoil. Life events may include addiction, family breakdown, neglect, abuse and disempowerment. Professional staff help women to address individual needs, explore life goals and find the self-confidence to move on.

Our community hub is a friendly setting offering support, advice, well-being & social activities, fitness classes, mental health/interest courses, community cafe, food pantry & counselling.We also run Streetwise offering practical & relational support to women involved in sex work & addiction through a night van outreach, harm reduction and 1 to 1 support.

The Standing Tall Foundation promote the mental and physical health of all community groups, through the provision of counselling, addiction support and physical activity initiatives. We further extend this support into the community to help those in financial hardship, including the homeless, via the provision of grants, items and services using the resources secured by the Foundation or those ma

Creative Recovery (Creative Recovery CI0) is a people-led charity that uses creativity to bring about social change, boost and support Recovery and wellbeing and nurture community spirit in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. We support individuals and families with experience of mental health and/or drug and alcohol issues. We also aim to challenge stigma and raise awareness of mental wellbeing.

The relief of unemployment for the benefit of the public amongst unemployed women who are in recovery from addiction and/or have criminal convictions and/or are homeless by the provision of opportunities for work experience placements, personal development and improved employability.

The Company is established to promote and advance health and well being of the public, particularly people affected by addiction to drugs or alcohol, predominantly through the use of the visual arts.During the year the first project was run and completed working with 10 recovering addicts. Bids for furthrt projects were submiited and were successful with work on the projects commenced.

Brent Service User Council is known locally as B3, we provide peer support and advocacy to drug and alcohol service users. Raise awareness of drug and alcohol issues through information and education.Provide a voice and support for service users.Improve services in Brent through community feedback, partnership work, training and service user involvement.

East Sussex Veterans Hub 99/100 Group (ESVH) is a volunteer-based organisation offering a unique, comprehensive support package for veterans of HM Forces, particularly those with welfare, mental-ill health and PTSD, ex-offenders and alcohol or substance misuse issues. It is based in Hastings and provides an open office, a drop-in facility and special interest group meetings and activities.

We work with young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training, young people who are involved in gang related crime, knife crime and county-lines. Young/Older adults who consider themselves to be socially isolated, those with substance misuse and alcohol dependency. All people who have a learning disability or mental health illness or impairment and sexual exploitation or being groomed

East Sussex Recovery Alliance is a peer lead project supporting recovery from substance misuse in East Sussex.Our Vision: is to empower, build confidence, encourage responsibility and promote both physical and mental wellbeing in all those in recovery from substance misuse and the families supporting someone affected by substance misuse.

A 24 hour telephone helpline, 365 days per year, signposting and supporting drug and alcohol users, their significant others and those struggling with mild to moderate mental health problems.A Telephone Counselling Service providing psychosocial interventions by contracted BACP Registered Counsellors. Our outreach team provide educational talks to schools, colleges and other professional group

The Bradby Club work with ages 8 to 25 providing a safe and inclusive environment. Providing open access sessions for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, affording opportunities and experiences; Improving aspirations and self-esteem. Our specialised services offer prevention and guidance in schools and youth provisions in the following: Substance misuse, sexual health, safer relationships

Provision of spiritual and helpful support: community activities including youth clubs; children's clubs; mothers' and toddlers' clubs; visiting into various prisons in Kent; meetings for all ages; provide meeting/conference facilities for Alcoholics Anonymous and other organisations.

Weekly: Sunday services including activities for children. Bible study groups. English classes. Homelessness & Addiction Services.Monthly: Prayer meetings. Women's Bible study group. Men's Bible study group. Muslim/Christian dialogue events. Food Club.Irregular: Seasonal programmes.

We are currently in North London and work with the local council to provide support for vulnerable people in the society including homeless and alcohol dependent people

Provides supported housing and associated services to those who are homeless by reason of poverty, sickness, disability, alcoholism, drug addiction, offending behaviour or any other mental or physical infirmity. We are currently based in Greater Manchester.

Worship and learning, prayer and house groups. Premises offering care for the elderly, group for the alcohol dependency of a family member, babies & toddlers group where parents/carers can meet and learn from each other, activities for children and young people including Christian uniformed organisations, fundraise for international, national & local organisations & support bereaved/distressed.

The charity provides intensive support to young people experiencing challenges because of difficult family circumstances, drug/alcohol mis-use, homelessness, and involvement in crime & risky behaviour

Provide general advice, building capacity support and promote Africa diaspora culture activity in communities in United Kingdom.Provide services for children, young people and family as such: education, employment training and practice skills Raising awareness of family and youth domestic violence and understanding of substance misuse issues.Develop activities that stand against injustice.

Our project supports families raising children when their biological parents can no longer do so due to alcohol and drug misuse, bereavement, imprisonment, mental health issues etc. We support the young person and the kinship carers offering respite, one to one and group work, training courses, coffee mornings, pamper days.

Our charity operates through regular church services and outreach programs with a vision to improve peoples lives in the local area and across the world. We work with children, teenagers, adults and families in order to lower crime, addiction, mental and spiritual ill-health and promote the Christian message of salvation, love, hope, peace, healing, forgiveness and change for all people.

The objective of the charity is to support and further all or any charitable activities carried out in connection with the Church of England in the Diocese of Manchester.In particular the promotion of temperance, higher standards of moral life in the individual, the family and the community. The charity supports work in respect of delinquency, and those addicted to drugs and alcohol.

The STAR model helps churches and organisations work together to deliver appropriate support for those affected by addiction.The carefully designed framework ensures these STAR communities operate with confidence and knowledge in an area of ministry that needs professional insight.

In Safe Hands Recovery Housing charity offering those who suffer from addiction.Accommodation and support to stay off drugs and alcohol, enabling individuals to build a productive lifestyle by engaging in activities to help in budgeting, shopping, healthy eating, registration with doctors, assistance to maintain a home, training and education. Care and early education for early years, and families

The charity operates a winter night shelter, providing overnight accommodation and food for rough sleepers and the homeless. It works, year round, to support users with other aspects of their lives. These include drug, alcohol and mental health issues, financial guidance and "move on" housing options.