Alcohol and drugs
You can find general information about alcohol and drugs misuse on the NHS choices website.
If you live in Lancashire and want some help to get more control of your substance use or to become drug and/or alcohol free there are specialist treatment services available across the county.
These services can also give advice and support to people affected by someone else's substance use including family members and carers.
You are not on your own and we can help you.
Young people
YouthZone provides information and advice about drugs and alcohol for young people in Lancashire.
Parents and carers
Find advice and tips for talking to your children about the risks associated with underage drinking.
Would you like support?
We Are With You is a Lancashire wide young people's drug and alcohol treatment service (for under 25's). For information and support contact the service:
Tel: 0808 164 0074
Email: spoc.yalancs@wearewithyou.org.uk
Website:
- We Are With You Central Lancashire - Preston, South Ribble, Chorley and West Lancashire
- We Are With You North Lancashire - Lancaster and Morecambe, Fylde and Wyre
- We Are With You East Lancashire - Burnley, Pendle, Ribble Valley, Rossendale and Hyndburn
Adults
Would you like support?
We can provide a range of services for adults including:
- needle exchanges
- advice on harm reduction
- psychosocial interventions
- substitute prescribing
- group work
- access to counselling
- referral to residential detoxification and rehabilitation (aged 18 plus)
If you would like help please contact the service provider in your area:
Adult services:
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Central Lancashire Preston, South Ribble, Chorley and West Lancashire |
Inspire-CGL Central/North Lancashire Tel: 08081 698 673 |
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North Lancashire Lancaster and Morecambe, Fylde and Wyre |
Inspire-CGL Central/North Lancashire Tel: 08081 698 673 |
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East Lancashire Burnley, Pendle, Ribble Valley, Rossendale and Hyndburn |
Tel: 01254 495382 |
Social care
Our Substance Misuse Team help people access alcohol or drug rehabilitation services, helping them to prepare, throughout rehab, and within the community after rehab.
Other services that provide support and information
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a free self-help group. Its "12-step" programme involves getting sober with the help of regular support groups.