Local Services Contacts Database

Addaction provides drug and alcohol treatment services across the UK including services in East Sussex.

Al-Anon is worldwide and offers understanding and support for families and friends of problem drinkers, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not.

Alateen, a part of Al-Anon, is for young people aged 12 to 20 who have been effected by someone else's drinking, usually that of a parent.

For details of meetings throughout the UK and Eire please contact the helpline.

Fellowship of men and women who share their experiences to help others to recover from alcoholism. Group meetings - Self-Help Groups

To prevent offending by children and young people, supervise court orders and to support children and young people who have offended and their families.

To prevent and reduce drug related harm to women and their children enabling them to improve the quality of their lives in the community. We offer an holistic approach, emphasising positive change by providing therapeutic, practical and recreational interventions.

We aim to provide a flexible service that meets the needs of the individuals we work with. The service promotes a harm reduction response to the complex problems of substance misuse and employs a cognitive behavioural approach that enables to reduce and end their substance misuse.

The project offers an abstinence-based residential programme of support, using a combination of effective recovery approaches. Residents are offered individual keyworking and counselling. Each resident has a written "Recovery Plan" which helps them to identify and then address andy blocks to recovery

National centre of expertise on drugs. Provides drug information.

We work with young people, adults and families, in a confidential and non-judgmental way, when alcohol and drugs are affecting their lives. Our support is friendly, free and open to all and no appointment is needed.

CRI has developed an innovative support programme for homeless people with substance misuse problems. Foundation programmes are a first step to help prepare people with entrenched drug problems and chaotic lives to use structured, mainstream drug services. The programmes also aim to reduce the numbers of drug related deaths amongst a highly vulnerable group of people. The teams work alongside some street services teams and deliver specially designed and targeted group programmes.

To make a funadamental long-lasting contribution to improving the overall health of the people of Brighton & Hove. Our service aims are to: * Support an environment where health is valued by all * Empower individuals, groups and communities to make healthy choices * Strive to achieve equality in health for all * Work in partnership across the city * Tackle the root causes of ill health

The Healthy Schools Team works with teachers, school staff, governors, parents and youth workers and in partnership with agencies, to promote effective personal, social and health development amoung school age children and young people. The aim is to enable pupils to understand and value themselves and others, now and in the future. The team also leads the development of the Healthy School Scheme, coordinating with agency partners to enable schools to achieve Healthy School Status.