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Alcohol support
Where to get help if you, or someone you know, has a problem with alcohol.
When alcohol becomes a problem
Realising you, or a member of your family, has a problem with alcohol is the first step to getting better. You may need help if:
- You always feel the need for a drink
- You get into trouble because of drinking
- Often people warn you about how much you are drinking
Where to get help if you think you have an alcohol problem
The first step is to contact your GP, who will offer advice and support. Getting support beyond family and friends is important to understanding and overcoming the issues that make you drink.
Organisations that can offer you advice
- Alcoholics Anonymous - A fellowship of men and women who support each other in their recovery from alcoholism
- Community Alcohol Partnership - Encourages local partnership working to tackle underage alcohol misuse and associated antisocial behaviour
- Drink Aware - Understand your drinking by completing the drinking self-assessment
- The Source Cafe - A charity working with young people aged 11 - 25 in Rushmoor, Hart and West Surrey
Housing support
- Mike Jackson House - Provides accommodation and support for homeless veterans from the armed forces
- Step by Step - Provides support for young people aged 11 - 25 years
- The Vine Day Centre - Supports vulnerable and homeless adults aged over 21
Organisations that can provide treatment
- Action on Addiction - A specialist addiction-treatment provider
- Catch 22 - A free local service for young people aged under 19 years that provides a 24/7 emergency number on 0800 5999591
- Inclusion Aldershot -Provides treatment and support for adults over the age of 18
- Safer North Hampshire - Offers information and signposts to other organisations
External links
Contacts
Community safety
communitysafety@rushmoor.gov.uk
Tel: 01252 398399
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