Addaction works with people who have problems with drugs. They offer information and advice on preventing relapses in drug taking, and can prescribe substitute medication where relevant. They also offer a needle exchange program.
They are open from 9-5 Mon to Thu, 9-4 on Fri.

Al-Anon Family Groups provide support to anyone whose life is, or has been, affected by someone else's drinking. We believe alcoholism affects the whole family, not just the drinker. We are an international organisation with over 800 support groups in the UK and Republic of Ireland. Al-Anon is a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience in order to solve their common problems.

The AA's website portal where you can find out where your local groups are being held, general information about AA and its recovery programme, useful information for people with alcohol problems and their professionals and online access to the book, Alcoholics Anonymous. Call us today in complete confidence. You will speak to someone who knows the problem from personal experience.

The Bridge is a confidential, easy-access, non-prescribing drug information and treatment service, offering the following to anyone living in Cambridge, South Cambs and East Cambs: - telephone advice and information referrals (self, GP or professional) -initial assessment -one-to-one counselling sessions -family support -health assessment -needle exchange -talks and training -ear acupuncture

Committed to working with all to reduce the harm drugs can cause by providing quality services in the most effective way. Advice, information, counselling and support for substance misusers and their families and friends. Advice on harm minimisation. Needle exchange service and condoms. Referrals to other agencies, advice on welfare rights, housing, health and legal matters.

The Cambridgeshire DAAT is working to reduce the harm that drugs and alcohol cause to communities across the county. The team raises awareness of what work is being done within Cambridgeshire to tackle drugs and alcohol issues through Community Support and Drug Awareness for Community Groups. The DAAT aims to get substance misusing offenders into treatment.

We are a free NHS service providing advice, information and support to local people thinking of stopping smoking. For further information please call 0800 018 4304 or TEXT 'KICKBUTT to 80010'

CASUS is the commissioned NHS Drug & Alcohol Specialist Service providing information and treatment for Young People (and their families) aged up to 18, covering the whole of Cambridgeshire. Our website contains information on our services, including how to refer yourself, or somebody else, and lots of information and advice around drugs, alcohol and mental wellbeing.

Dialdruglink is working in Huntingdonshire in partnership with Cambs DAAT to support young people and their families who are affected by drug use. Need to talk about drugs? Concerned about your own or someone else's drug use? Telephone in confidence or email us.

Providing education, treatment, prevention and support for people with alcohol related problems, their relatives, carers and others affected by someone's drinking behaviour. For Drinksense services in Cambridge, Huntingdonshire and Fenland please call the central phone number for information.

Providing education, treatment, prevention and support for people with alcohol related problems, their relatives, carers and others affected by someone's drinking behaviour. You can also access all of our services by attending the walk in service. This operates on Mondays between 1:00pm and 3:00pm and Thursdays between 4:00pm and 6:00pm. You can call in and see us during these times without making an appointment.

When drug addiction enters a family via one of its members, the effect can be devastating. If you have reason to believe or even a vague suspicion that someone close to you may have a drug problem, we know how you feel. We know what it is like to be alone with this problem. We remember the feelings of panic and frustration that resulted from this discovery. We in Families Anonymous have experienced this too

This site is meant as a guide for compulsive gamblers and in NO way is a replacement for attending meetings. Meetings are the most important factor to a gamblers recovery. For information on meetings in your area please check the meeting listings. For Our Meetings there is no charge, no need to phone or make an appointment. Just turn up as soon as possible. Our Cambridge meetings are held Wednesday 7.30pm - 9.30pm at The Meadows Community Centre.

The service offers an opportunity to those who have become dependant or have a problem with drug and alcohol to identify choices and to come to their own decisions about the service they require. Abstinence is not the sole goal; workers will look at ways of achieving, maintaining and supporting the clients' goal. Treatment opportunities are offered to enable individuals to make changes in their life to help achieve their goals.

Narcotics Anonymous is a non-profit fellowship of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem - recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. Use this website portal to find out more about NA, what constitutes being an addict and where your local groups are held. The NA Helpline is often the first point of contact for people needing support and advice about the nature of drug addiction.

NHS Choices is a comprehensive information service that helps to put you in control of your healthcare. The service is intended to help you make choices about your health, from lifestyle decisions about things like smoking, drinking and exercise, through to the practical aspects of finding and using NHS services in England when you need them.