Health Charities That specialise in Addiction and dependency

We provide a weekly support group for abstinent people from alcohol and drugs. We provide small grants for people moving on from rehab and supported living accommodation. We provide opportunities for recreational activities and a annual team building week.

Responsible for the delivery of mental health awareness training for frontline prison staff working at London Prisons. We have also delivered events in the area of alcohol, young offenders older adult healthcare. We have also been provided advice in research and training. We have also delivered an event in the area of Learning disabilities and Offenders for prison, Probation and Police Staff.

We provide from Leeds Church Institute, Leeds a holistic Monday to Friday therapeutic day programme for both men and women which aims to equip them to work towards abstinence and freedom from their addiction to alcohol and or drugs.

Relieving those who are suffering from hoemlessness; domestic violence; learning disabilities; drug/alcohol/substance misuse; poverty and distress; mental health problems; asylum seekers; refugees and other families; or individuals whose circumstances render them vulnerable or in needs.

The activities of DACW (Drug and Alcohol Charities Wales) are to promote good health in Wales through advocating good practice amongst its members and promoting the rights of individuals with substance misuse issues. The charity tenders for pan-Wales opportunities and will undertake research and promote innovation on behalf of its members.

The Charity is a community based agency which exists to provide specialist confidential help and support to drug and alcohol users in Wales:- To help them live healthier lives;- To minimise physical, psychological, social and legal problems related to drug and alcohol use

Providing 1-1 support and group support and activities to Children & Young People affected by parental substance misuse. Giving children a voice ~ service users actively involved through consultation and participation on local service developnent and national agenda. WAMbles group, allotment group,work with The Office of the Children's Commissioner.

Organize, assist and carry on the rehabilitation of people having addictions and substance abuse and to conduct any and all activities necessary, advisable or suitable and proper to reach these objects.

Look Around help those less advantaged: disabled, orphaned, victims of substance misuse, prisoners and the destitute.

To relieve poverty, physical, mental and emotional distress amongst individuals and communities affected by substance misuse, in particular, by alcohol and addiction and to promote for the public benefit, predominately but not exclusively for minority ethnic communities, issues relating to substance misuse.

The Art of Meditation Foundation supports people to go on meditation retreats that would otherwise not be able to access them in order to relieve stress, anxiety, addiction and ill health. Many participants find that these retreats are a deeply healing and supportive experience.

Supporting people who suffer from abusing alcohol

Relieves the suffering caused by substance misuse by providing help, support and advice to the families and friends of substance misusers and in addition gives supplementary help to substance misuers.Advances education in all aspects of drug abuse and addictive behaviours, its causes, remedy, prevention and the caring associated with substance misuse.

We were established in 2014 to help people acquire the life skills they need to navigate safely a world of mixed messages about alcohol and other social risks. We support the funding of projects to improve life skills and alcohol education, particularly in areas that are disproportionately affected by alcohol harm.

The development of effective programs with the intention of recovery for individuals with substance abuse and the associated issues such as education, employment and housing

PAIN aims to provide services to the general public, patients, GPs and healthcare professionals in primary and secondary healthcare services.PAIN disseminates literature raising awareness of OPD among the general public, and also targets healthcare professionals via conferences and literature aimed at raising awareness of OPD as a a major health concern, and via our website.

S.T.A.N.D - RECOVERY CENTRE exists in order to reduce the harmful impact of addiction on users, their families, partners and society.STAND Recovery Centre provides safe and secure supported housing for people suffering from drug and alcohol addiction in the Clacton on Sea area. Residents in our service are supported by staff to become abstinent from drugs and alcohol and rebuild their lives.

Providing inclusion centre(s) (UK) for socially disconnected immigrants and those facing homelessness, financial hardships, unemployment, substance abuse/dependency etc., by offering tailor-made individualised support i.e. training and well-being support and advice, practical life-skills and socializing and community volunteering opportunities.Offer livelihoods support/grants to poor Africans

Working With Various Agencys Regarding Child Protection.Supporting Familys By Giving Clothing, Bedding And Other Everyday Household Items That Help Familys In Need And Living In Poverty. Working With Social Care With Hard To Reach Families. Support For Drug & Alcohol And Domestic Violence Issues. Stay And Play Sessions For Children. Home Visits To Support Families With Life Skills.

The prevention or relief of poverty and supporting vulnerable adults with substance addiction in Reading.

To advance the Christian faith for the public benefit, by promoting the gospel of Jesus Christ and by teaching biblical principles to people with drug, alcohol and other addictions. To work with them in conjunction with Christian rehabilitation centres and working with those who would not normally attend a place of worship by engaging with them through sport as a means of bringing people together.

We help people with co-occurring problems to recover through:Developing a unified therapeutic model and service structure which combines the best practice from both mental health and substance misuse services.Developing and delivering unified services and learning from these.Sharing our approach and learning widely to enable other providers to reform and improve their services.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of addiction and/or dependence in particular but not limited to alcohol, drug and gambling in Shrewsbury and the surrounding areas through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice to themselves, families and friends.

The charity directly addresses the benefits of group physical exercise, circuit training, low intensity, high intensity and relaxation techniques by qualified instructor, to help counter the impact and effects of drug or alcohol addiction, anxiety and low self esteem.Additionally we provide mentoring and access to certified counselling and therapy to develop self worth and aid relapse prevention

Longford Neighbourhood Services. provides a place where people can socialise, find assistance, access: training, money advice, health workers, housing, the police and their ward councillors since 1996. The centre has made a difference in Longford with its high levels of unemployment; drug misuse, fear of crime. It also gives elderly residents a place to meet to reduce loneliness.