Health Charities That specialise in Addiction and dependency

ASSISTANCE TO ALCOHOLIC YOUNG AND DRUG USERS. WE PROVIDE FOODS,TRANSPORT AND USED CLOTHES TO SOME ASYLUM SEEKERS. IN ADDITION, WE ORGANISE YOUTH RECREATIVE ACTIVITIES: MUSIC, DANCE AND SPORTS.

PAPAYA runs parent and school workshops across the UK. The workshops are aimed at Key Stage 2 and 3 and cover the PHSE curriculum on internet safety, social media and self-esteem. The parent workshops run in parallel and aim to help families get a healthy balance with technology.

The relief of poverty, hardship and distress and the relief of sickness among persons suffering the effects of substance abuse or dependency, by the establishment and support of a centre for support, advice, treatment and at the discretion of the trustees of accommodation for those in need.

Activities for Russel St Community are as followed; A 'Keep Fit' session Monday mornings with also a 'Anti Social Meeting' in the evenings.Tuesday afternoon's there is a Bingo club, lasts for 3 hours. Wednesday evenings for 2/half hours there is a 'Alcohol Annoymous' session.Thursdays there is a 'Line Dancing' session which is held in the mornings, whilst a 'Bingo Club' in the afternoon.

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the belief in the Father, Son and Holy SpiritTo relieve the needs of those suffering from depression or drug misuse through the provision of counselling serviceThe relief of financial need and suffering amount victims of natural or other kinds of disaster, by providing grants to charities working in affected areas

Conducting Retreats by national and international Catholic Preachers and Help people attend such Retreats/ Bible conventions Conducting prayer meetings and study classes/ seminars on socially important subjects such as abuse of drugs, alcohol, unsafe sex etcSponsoring catholic preachers on their efforts to spread the Gospel across the worldOther Charitable and philanthropic activities

SC4PL IS COMMITTED TO HELP AND EMPOWER FAMILIES OR INDIVIDUALS TO TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR LIVES AND PLAY A FULL AND ACTIVE PART IN SOCIETY. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING:-ADVOCACY AND INTERPRETING SERVICES,REFERRING CLIENTS TO APPROPRIATE COMMUNITY AND STATUTORY SERVICE PROVIDERS,SIGNPOSTING, INFORMATION & GUIDANCE ON ALCOHOL & DRUG MISUSE, PREVENTING HOMELESSNESS AND TENANCY SUSTAINMENTS.

Drug Watch Foundation (DWF) provides drug and alcohol awareness information packs and workshops to children up to 19 years in schools and colleges, educating them about the dangers, laws, health and social implications of drug and alcohol abuse. We have also put a programme together for UK prison service offering education and resettlement programme

The purpose of the charity is to maintain and develop a website to help people who have an addiction problem. The website is to be found at http://www.result4addiction.net/ The aim is to help to improve the outcomes for people who have addiction problems who can self assess and browse educational material. Addiction practitioners can self assess practice and learn from video and other sources.

propagation of information about healthy lifestyles and the effects of alcohol and drugs, primarily through use of the Clearway [Temperance Knowledge] Examination and the award of prizes to successful candidates.

We promote awareness of drugs, alcohol and tobacco to children and young families. We do this in an innovative way by providing roadshows in the community and special events in schools we call "Niteclub Xperience". These events use music and lighting to create dynamic and exciting events where we present the information in audio and video format on large video walls.

We are part of the Nationwide Initiative of Street Pastors. We patrol the streets in the centre of Barnsley, between 10pm and 4am, every Saturday night, some Friday nights, and on various Bank Holidays. Our aim is to spread the Christian Gospel in a practical way by helping people who are: lost; in distress; injured; affected by alcohol or drugs; or who simply want someone to talk to.

Supporting outreach concerning alcohol and drug abuse and support for youth work which provides activities for young people in Haverfordwest.

Managed by a group of volunteers, St Martin Parish Hall is maintained for use by members of the public on a self-sufficient basis. Regular hirers include: Church meetings/fund raising events, polling station, private childrens parties. Unsuitable for indoor sports or concerts. Licences for entertainment/sale of alcohol to be applied for on occasion. Tables, chairs

1. Teaching mother tongue Bengali language. 2. Promote cultural awareness among the ethnic. 3. Advise and educate young people. 4. Advise and educate young people about the effect of drugs. 5. Alcohol & smoking. 6. Unemployment job centre. 7. Caring for old age & disabled people.

Ail Gyfle is a charitable social enterprise that produces home and garden furniture and craft from recycled pallets and other discarded items. We offer a safe context for those on the margins to learn life skills alongside Open College Network qualifications in Confidence building, substance misuse, Health and Safety at work, wood working, recycling and building a work portfolio.

Relieving poverty, Advice and information service, welfare rights, community cafe, education and training, internet cafe, chair based exercises, craft groups, drug and alcohol support, recycled clothes and other goods.

The KTF is a christian charity which provides informative literature concerning alcohol and drug education, and speakers with an ability to deliver the same in an interesting format, to schools, youth groups, churches and individuals.

Volunteers drawn from churches throughout the city who go out on a Friday and Saturday night from 10.00pm to 4.00am to offer support to the general public. This support comes in three ways, Listening, Caring and Helping. It is non judgemental and open to all. Most of the support is practical and involves First Aid. Each volunteer is trained in First Aid, Drug & Alcohol awareness, Handling Conflict

ACYDA currently is operating within the New Addington and Croydon locality dealing with sensitization with substance abuse and life skills out door and indoor activities dealing with HIV/AIDS for young people within the community. ACYDA has also extended this activities to Sierra Leone in Kabala and Waterloo helping school going children with school supplies and payment of fees.

HOLDS INTERDENOMINATIONAL PRAYER MEETINGS IN LONDON. WE ARE NOW DEALING WITH ERADICATION OF POVERTY IN EAST AFRICA AND WEST AFRICA. OUR FOCUS IS TO EQUIP MOTHERS WHO HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED IN THEIR SOCITIES. WE ALSO REHABILITATE YOUTH WHO ARE ADDICTED TO ALCOHOL AND DRUG. WE ALSO PAY UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE FEE FOR THOSE THAT ARE NEEDY.

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD MENTAL HEALTH AND THE RELIEF OF NEED, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE OF ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF POOR MENTAL HEALTH AS A RESULT OF, FOR EXAMPLE, DOMESTIC ABUSE, ADDICTION AND DRUG ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT AND ABUSE, SELF-HARM, SUICIDAL IDEATION, BEREAVEMENT, ANXIETY, OTHER SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS AND SERIOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION

Promotes New Directions in the Study of Alcohol

For the benefit of homeless people, we are preventing homelessness by providing services such as foodand clothing, guidance to advice and counselling, referrals on substance misuse, housing, mental andphysical health, life skills and employment to external agencies with the purpose of improving their mentaland physical health and reducing homelessness.

TO RAISE AWARENESS AMONG PEOPLE ON HUMAN RIGHTS,TO SENSITIZE YOUTHS AGAINST THE HARMS OF SOCIAL EVILS, ESPECIALLY STREET AND GANG WARS, GUN AND KNIFE CULTURE AND DRUG ABUSE ETC. TO DO RESEARCH AND HOLD AWARENESS SEMINARS. TO PROVIDE INTERACTION WITH IN DIFFERENT CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS FOR PEACEFUL ENVIRONMENT. TO ORGANISE INDOOR & OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, GAMES, EDUCATIONAL CLASSES FOR YOUTH