Worried About Drugs or Alcohol?
If you’re worried about your own drug or alcohol use, or someone else’s, support is available.
Whether you’re looking for advice, information, or help to make changes, you can access free and confidential support from people who will listen without judging you.
How can support help?
Support can help you to:
- Understand the effects and risks of drugs and alcohol
- Make informed decisions about your health and wellbeing
- Reduce risks and stay safer
- Explore changes you’d like to make
- Talk through any worries or challenges you’re facing
- Access advice that is based on facts and evidence
What support is available?
Support may include:
- One-to-one support
- Group support
- Information and advice about drugs and alcohol
- Support for families
- Help to develop confidence, resilience and safer choices
Support can be provided at home, school, work, or in the community, making it easier to access help in a place that feels comfortable for you.
Who can get support?
Support is available for:
- Young people under 18
- Young adults aged 18-25 who are concerned about drugs or alcohol
- Young people who are worried about someone else’s drug or alcohol use
What happens next?
You’ll be offered a safe, welcoming and non-judgemental space to talk about what’s going on.
Together, you’ll explore your situation, discuss your options and decide what support might be most helpful for you.
Ready to get support?
You don’t need to have all the answers before reaching out.