Health Charities That specialise in Addiction and dependency

We are seeing people from all walks of life becoming homeless. It?s not just addiction that's a major factor to homelessness but also the current economic climate.We have decided to not to wait till people become homeless but to provide a way for someone to break free of their situation and gain control.We want to provide a place that someone can call home and show them the way to freedom.

- Father and Son weekends (character building, family strengthening)- Family adventure weekends (character building, community strengthening)- Overseas humanitarian aid trips (relief & humanitarian aid)- Youth leadership development events (education, mentoring)- Addiction recovery projects (community strengthening, public health)

To relieve the mental and physical distress of drug and alcohol dependants by providing accommodation with links to treatment provision in a supportive environment. To assist in the relief of emotional distress of relatives, carers, friends, of drug/alcohol dependants by providing family support groups and links to other providers of care services.

For the benefit of the community the business of:a) providing houses or hostels and any associated amenities for persons in necessitous circumstances upon terms appropriate to their means.b) providing for persons suffering from drug and/or alcohol abuse or otherwise suffering from breakdowns in interpersonal relationships Christian based values, service training and other resources.

We provide mentoring for those with substance abuse problems.We run a mobile skatepark to provide a positive diversional activity in areas where there is little for children and young people to do.We have two charity shops which provide training placements for unemployed young people. We give away furniture and household items to those starting up a home for the first time.

Substance misuse and mental health recovery Charity. Using award-winning, groundbreaking and innovative techniques to help people learn, change, grow and move on.

We offer a free cooked breakfast for anyone who needs it. We welcome people who are homeless and those at risk of homelessness, everyone is welcome, and you do not need a referral.We give our guests the chance to meet and socialise in a warm and friendly place. We also signpost our guests to local support services including housing, welfare, and addiction support.

The EPA provides:parenting seminars on subjects such as teenage relationships, safe internet use, avoiding drug and/or alcohol abuse, etc.;support to the school's careers department through parents' occupational/business experience and expertise;a school uniform exchange;'meet the teachers' events;other opportunities for parents to meet and exchange views etc.

Pastoral care, marital counselling, community information, career guidance and motivation. Introducing the community to the love of God. Food Bank and Community Social gathering. Education on effects of drugs. Support to a wide range of people including those with addiction issues, Emotional issues, Stress, Boredom, Eating disorders, Depression, bereavement etc. Music and talent promotion.

Alternative Angels supports Swindon's most vulnerable, including survivors of abuse, those facing homelessness due to financial struggles, and individuals battling addiction. Alternative Angels is dedicated to enhancing well-being. Our core mission revolves around providing essential aid, hot meals, clothing, and furniture, to uplift lives, improve circumstances, and promote holistic wellness.

Issue based education for young people / general public (Drugs, Alcohol, Antisocial behaviour, Bullying, Equality & Diversity, Domestic Violence etc.) through workshops and drama.Support, training and signposting for those recovering from addiction to drugs and alcohol increasing self esteem, confidence and skills.

Financial aid to access addiction services such as therapy, detox, rehab and secondary treatment for individuals aged 18 plus, who are suffering with alcohol and/or drug addiction.Advocacy Sign-posting Individual and family support

SOP project bring all active youth and encourage new creative ways of giving them busy and new way to tackle youth crime, and support the development of innovative local solutions to reduce substance misuse and offending and antisocial behaviour.Our mission is to Educate, Engage, Advice and Empower each person to succeed in a dynamic world.Reducing antisocial behaviour and crime.

We shall establish Christian-inspired supported housing for the rehabilitation of adults affected by the misuse of substance and/or alcohol, in particular but not exclusively for males over 18 years of age, by providing information, advice and accommodation in Swansea. We will do this in particular but not exclusively by providing a Twelve Step Recovery Programme.

We are a Christian Church willing to expand the word of God to the Spanish and English speakers community living in the area of Haringey. We believe that trough the faith those individuals could coexist with respect. Having activities that keep our teenagers out of the street (no drugs, no alcohol, no criminal activities). Organize fundraising to help the most needed.

Improving the quality of life of people living in Merton particularly the BME population;Drugs and Alcohol Awareness and referrals to treatment agencies; Delivering of direct community, health and social care services jointly with the South West London and St George's Mental Health Thrust;Acting as a third party reporting centre for victims of Race, hate Crimes and domestic violence;

Relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health of people who are addicted to cocaine and/or other mind altering substances.

Initially funded by Islington Council to support borough residents exiting structured treatment for alcohol and/or drug addiction issues. Now self funding Eagle is a peer led volunteer charity providing physical and mental wellbeing activities to reduce isolation, encourage behaviour change and re engage with family and mainstream communities. through sport, yoga and safe social events.

Our activities include regular Sunday worship, fellowship, Bible studies, prayer meetings, young adults fellowship, outreach, Evangelism, Spiritual counselling for family problems & gambling/alcohol/drug habits. We aim to encourage new members of the congregation & to serve the local community. In Sep 17 we became an associate member of the CACU (UK) for increased support & diversity of speakers.

We provide support for addicts who are struggling with alcohol dependancy or drug misuse.

Our funds are spent reducing the negative impact of drug and alcohol addiction on our communities. We do this by providing free counselling, peer support and rehab support for those struggling with addiction to find recovery and lead healthy, productive lives.

We are a Liverpool Combined Authority based charity helping Armed Forces personnel, service leavers and veterans get access to mental health support, wellbeing, treatment and employment. We work with the local authorities very closely by supporting the most vulnerable cases including those who suffer with Complex PTSD, chronic homelessness, addiction and those who are escaping domestic violence.

The aim of our Club is focused at encouraging more Children, Young people & Adults from all walks of life, broken homes, at risk of crime, truancy or addiction etc to participate in sports, particularly boxing to promote Health and Fitness and provide a focus for skills and confidence development thus making a Positive difference to their lives. .

To divert young people and adults away from criminality , anti-social behaviour and substance abuse including alcohol, by raising self-esteem , discipline and positive activities through the sport of Boxing and other positive activities and involving other professional agencies to assist where particular specialist issues have been identified .We operate mainly in the Stafford Borough Council area

The charity's object and its principle activity is to relieve & prevent suffering among young people between the ages of 11 and 25 in Crowborough. To this aim it provides a 'drop-in centre' in the town where young people can discuss their problems and receive advice from trained staff. Areas covered include: sexual health, drug and alcohol abuse, behavioural problems, careers, social media stress.