Health Charities That specialise in Addiction and dependency

Warminster Street Pastors is an interdenominational Church initiative that seeks to respond positively to theissues facing the night time economy in our town. We offer a listening ear, a kind word, or more practical helpsuch as a pair of flip flops to a girl carrying her uncomfortable shoes, or being a calming presence whentempers fray at the end of an alcohol fuelled night

aspire2be recovery community provides peer support and activities for anyone in recovery from addiction to drugs or alcohol.

Religion, Evangelism, Book Publication, Building Hospitals, Schools, Universities, Nursing Homes, Orphanages, Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation centers, Scholarships for students, Water and sanitation infrastructures, Electricity infrastructures, business startup grants, Home construction, Welfare/Disability projects, Employment, Youth programs/centers, Tourist/civic amenities, Green projects, Arts

The Abstinence Based Recovery Trust (ABR Trust) is set up to help provide funding for people suffering from addictive disorders such as alcohol or drug dependence. It is designed to help bridge the gap between people who can afford rehabilitation and those who, due to cuts in local services, are always going to struggle to fund a rehab place. We will assess and help clients get the help they need.

Promoting peace in our lives. Working with young people, homeless, mothers groups, people with mental health issues, schools,ethnic groups, drug and alcohol groups. Activities include yoga, peer massage, Juniper programme for schools, Art of living in peace workshops and weekends, Nurture days and weekends, stalls, website. We aim to reduce stress and anxiety through looking at the world anew.

The CIO aims to support people experiencing poverty and homelessness by providing food, shelter, clothing, essential items, fitness programmes, and links to other services. It also seeks to promote good mental health through confidential counselling and peer support, especially for those affected by homelessness, alcohol, or substance abuse.

We provide treatment for people suffering from past or present addiction to drugs and/or alcohol. This is mostly residential treatment, however we do also offer a limited service for people living in the community. We also provide supported accommodation and after-care services. Although we are based in Bournemourth and Southampton we take clients from all over England.

The purpose of the Trust is to accept donations on behalf of Mount Carmel Hostel for Recovering Alcoholics Ltd and to use such funds for the benefit of the community by providing housing and any such associated amenities to recovering alcoholics in necessitous circumstances upon terms appropriate to their means.

The objects of the CIO are for the prevention or relief of poverty in accordance with Christian principles for the publics benefit. In particular but not exclusively, by the provision of:(a) Items such as clothing, food, water and essential toiletries.(b) Signposting the beneficiaries to the various organisations that can give support and information in relation to substance abuse programmes

Assistance with drug and alcohol misuse in the Wrexham area including grants to relevant charities.

DASH was formed to promote the physical, mental & spiritual health of young people, 11-19 years of age, in Shipston and Stour Valley area, by advising and educating them in the danger of drugs, alcohol or other substance addition. The part-time outreach youth workers employed by WAYC and paid by DASH liaise with police and other organisations dealing with youth, encourage involvement in and with t

CITA offers support and advice to those and their families withdrawing from Benzodiazepine Tranqullisers and/or Antidepressants. CITA also offers information and guidance to health professions. Not only do we operate locally and nationally, we also act as an international resource.

HOfB exists to support Combat Veterans who are homeless or who are overcoming mental trauma with opportunities to help them rehabilitate, by supporting them to: 1) write, produce or perform art, or supporting art with CVs as its focus 2) inspire/encourage people struggling with homelessness, trauma or addiction 3) educate/raise awareness in the wider community.

To provide alcohol and drug education. To promote abstinence from alcohol and other drugs and promote healthy lifestyles.

Provision of facilities for spiritual refreshment, prayer and the promotion of religion and education of members of the Church of England and children or young persons.Provision of care for the elderly Sisters of CSMV and the residents of St Katharine's House.Support of those suffering from alcohol and drug addiction.Reach out and assist those in the UK and overseas who are poor.

Safety net is voluntary organisation that provides support to homeless youth who have addiction problems. The charity acts as a liason service to assist clients to cope with the numerous bureaucratic regulations that they encounter because of their situation. We provide communication between clients, parents and relevant organizations. We recieve no funding and are self financed.

EDP's mission is to open doors for people affected by substance misuse so they can improve their lives and those of their families and communities. It is EDP's vision to improve the quality of life for people affected by substance misuse.

Formal and informal education projects, i.e drug and alcohol awareness, sexual health. Offer safe environment for young people to be socially educated, will undertake outings on various activities, ie bowling, ice skating etc. There is access to a pool table, computer equipment and enter competitions. We also intend to give the Young people of the area a voice with issues that affect their lives

The charity is governed by a scheme dated 27th August 1999. The object of the charity is the protection and preservation of good physical and mental health by fostering temperance in the consumption of alcohol and the curbing of drug abuse.

provides education/training to young people of all race, gender and religion from age 7 to 16. The charity is also engaged in religious activities, give help to the general public, provides drug and alcohol counselling service to young people and also provides advice, advocacy and information to young people.

Substance use /misuse and mental health

The charity provides a holistic, person centred service for individuals of all ages affected by alcohol, drugs or other substances, including those in the criminal justice system, with the ultimate aim of improving lives and nurturing potential. The charity also provides education and training on substance misuse and related topics.

Residential rehabilitation for people recovering from drug and/or alcohol addiction.

We help people in need through a wide range of community programmes. These include food assistance, budgeting advice, like skills training, counselling, crisis and supportive accommodation, addiction services (drug, alcohol and gambling problem), employment training, emergency services, and youth work.

The charity makes grants for charitable purposes, principally to projects assisting young people to recover from the effects of drug or alcohol dependency