Drugs and alcohol impact not only the person who uses them, but all the people around them, including friends, family and neighbours. Using drugs and alcohol can cause financial problems and can make you feel and act in a way that can be negative towards others.
Whether using alcohol or drugs yourself, or affected by someone else’s use, Bristol Drugs Project provide free and confidential support. Call 0117 987 6000 or email info@bdp.org.uk.
DHI is a partner in Bristol ROADS (Recovery Orientated Alcohol and Drugs Services). They run Community Recovery Hubs in Bristol where you can get free and confidential help. They can support you whether you are preparing to make changes, building your recovery or wanting to prevent relapses. Call 0117 440 0540 or email roads@dhi-services.org.uk.
A national charity who support families and friends of alcohol and drug users. Contact Adfam by email admin@adfam.org.uk.
For anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else's drinking. They offer support and guidance and hold regular meetings across the country, including Bristol. Visit their website to find a local meeting. Call the helpline on 0800 0086 811 or email enquiries@al-anonuk.org.uk.
A national charity working for a society that is free from the harm caused by alcohol. Their website signposts to help and support around drinking alcohol.
Honest information about drugs. Call 0300 123 6600, text 82111, email frank@talktofrank.com or live chat on the Talk to Frank website.
Free, confidential support with alcohol and drugs on their website. You can contact We Are With You by using their online live chat.
For any teenager who is bothered by someone else's drinking. They offer support and guidance and hold regular meetings across the country, including Bristol. Call 0800 0086 811 or email enquiries@al-anonuk.org.uk .
Providing facts about alcohol use to enable you to make your own decisions about alcohol in the future.
NHS alcohol support – a website providing useful resources for people who are struggling with alcohol addiction.