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Offers understanding and support for families and friends of problem drinkers, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not. Ring for details of local meetings, which include 'Alateen' meetings for young people.

Confidential helpline open 365 day-a-year 10am-10pm. For people who have a drinking problem and who want to stop drinking and remain abstinent. The website has a directory of local groups. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

Provides information and support exclusively to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgendered people on alcohol and drugs. Weekly drop-in with ear acupuncture, complementary therapies, referrals to counselling and other services. Provides education workshops. Offers training and consultancy to generic substance misuse agencies on improving access…

Breathe - Your free and confidential stop smoking service Stopping smoking is one of the best things you can do for your health, and the health of your family – and it will help your finances too. You will start seeing the benefits sooner than…

Helping people to access training, education and employment opportunities, get involved in activities and volunteering, maintain recovery from substance misuse and develop social skills and self esteem. Structured day programme (the Fuchsia programme), events and one-to-one support. IT drop in at the Margarete Centre to…

Provide information about mental health and substance misuse services in Camden and Islington. Investigate concerns and complaints about services that are provided by Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust.

Open access drop-in facility. Assessments, individual support, key-working, counselling. Assertive outreach, needle exchange, harm minimisation advice and information, group work. Alternative therapies are available. Nurse. Housing advice, access to training, education and employment. Child-minding service to clients available on request.

For anybody connected to drugs and alcohol services in Camden. Supported by SHP. Monthly forum to give feedback, experience and expert knowledge in the area of drugs and alcohol. Please note: the Frontline Forum is currently paused due to COVID-19.

Provide a range of medical services for homeless people and those with substance misuse problems living in Camden. Also give advice and information on finding health care (registering with a doctor), benefits and housing advice.

Our Peer Mentors are individuals who have lived experience of homelessness, substance use and recovery and/or mental health issues. They are stable in their recovery and are motivated to use their experiences to support others through a similar journey, especially as they know how challenging…

Camden Safety Net provides services to survivors of domestic abuse and/or sexual violence as well as to children affected by violence. Camden Safety Net provides services to survivors and their families who live, work or study in the London Borough of Camden. Camden Safety Net…

Offers a comprehensive range of drug treatment services for drug users and their families. Includes specialist multidisciplinary assessment, treatment (including referral for in-patient detoxification and rehabilitation) and counselling, including on-site dispensing and supervised pharmacy dispensing programmes. Offers liaison services for local GPs, hospitals and Mental…

CLASH provides free sexual health services for: sex workers homeless people drug users Black Asian and Minority Ethnic people (BAME) men who have sex with men (MSM).

Helps problem gamblers to stop gambling and to recover from their addiction and its effects with a Christian approach. Provides information, advice and support services which include counselling, money advice and group meetings to pathological gamblers and their relatives and friends.

Offers help and advice on dealing with addiction to cocaine and all other mind altering substances. Offers a programme based on the 12-step Alcoholics Anonymous model. Meetings in various venues in London, including a number in the Camden/Kentish Town area.

Dear Albert is a peer-led, recovery focused social enterprise specialising in helping people resolve substance use issues. We have links with peer support fellowships such as Smart Recovery, ACT PR and 12 Steps. We work in close collaboration with statutory funded drug and alcohol agencies,…

Free and confidential helpline giving information, advice and referrals to local services to anyone concerned about their own or someone else's drinking or alcohol misuse. Does NOT give individual medical advice, formal counselling or treatment. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).…

Self-help fellowship of families and friends of drug users and those with related problems. Based on the 12 step programme of Alcoholics Anonymous. 50 groups meet weekly in various parts of the UK. Helpline staffed by volunteers.

Londonwide charity providing a range of services for people with substance misuse problems. Based in Southwark. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

One to one help for drug and alcohol users and their families. Support, counselling and referrals. Workshops and education programmes. Runs sessions in health centres, community centres and mental health day services. Somali engagement group.