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Addiction

Addiction can affect anyone, and as a healthcare provider, you may find yourself supporting a patient, a colleague, or a loved one through recovery. This page provides essential resources to help you, your patients, or their families find the support needed to overcome addiction. Whether it's alcohol, drugs, gambling, or other forms of dependency, these services are here to assist on the journey to recovery.

If You, a Patient, or a Family Member Needs Help:
Here are some key areas of addiction support available:



Alcohol Support: These services are designed to help individuals who are struggling with alcohol dependency. They offer counselling, recovery programs, and ongoing support to aid in managing and overcoming alcohol addiction.


Drug Support: Resources for individuals battling drug addiction. From rehabilitation centres to recovery groups, these services provide the tools and guidance needed to manage and recover from substance abuse.


Gambling Support: For those dealing with gambling addiction, these services offer expert help, counselling, and recovery programs aimed at overcoming the compulsive need to gamble.


Eating Disorders: While often seen as a separate issue, eating disorders are closely related to addiction. These services specialise in recovery for individuals struggling with eating disorders, such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating.

Breadline

Day centre services include showers, laundry, GP surgery, housing advice, and community caf�.

Email:

Phone:

website:

01736 366767

British Legion

Offers memory cafes and signposts support for veterans.

Email:

Phone:

website:

0800 8028080

Brook Cornwall

Free and confidential advice on sexual health and contraception for under 25s.

Email:

Phone:

website:

01209 710088

CASS - Community Advice and Support Service

A sign-posting service at Bodmin and Truro Magistrates Courts.

Email:

Phone:

website:

01208 269843

CLEAR (Children Linked to Abusive Relationships)

Provides support to children aged 3-18 who have experienced abusive relationships.

Email:

Phone:

website:

01872 261147

Camborne & District Mental Health Carers Group

For carers supporting any conditions, meets 1st Wednesday of each month, 10am � 12 noon

Email:

Phone:

website:

07732 458390

Carn to Coast Health Centres - Pool Health Centre

Station Road, Pool, Redruth, Cornwall, TR15 3DU

Email:

Phone:

website:

01209 717471

Change Programme Evolution

A prevention and change programme for male and female perpetrators in Cornwall.

Email:

Phone:

website:

07584 350 055

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)

Support for children and young people up to the age of 18

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Phone:

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Children's, Schools, and Families

Generic number for safeguarding, family support, and children in care services.

Email:

Phone:

website:

0300 1234 101

Breakaway (Truro)

Support for people addicted to Benzodiazepines.

Email:

Phone:

website:

07788 572 908

Broken Rainbow Cornwall

DV advice for LGBT people.

Email:

Phone:

website:

0800 587 5247

CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably)

Charity aimed at preventing male suicide in the UK.

Email:

Phone:

website:

0800 58 58 58

CHAOS

Works with vulnerable and disadvantaged people to deliver employability opportunities.

Email:

Phone:

website:

01872 246720

CRUSE Bereavement Care (Cornwall)

Bereavement support for people of all ages.

Email:

Phone:

website:

0808 808 1677 / 01726 76100

Care and Support in Cornwall

A website for Cornwall residents requiring help and support.

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website:

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Carrick and Caradon Mind

Supports people socially isolated or with mental health problems through social groups and befriending.

Email:

Phone:

website:

01326 617220

Chaplaincy Hospital Service

Support for patients in Royal Cornwall Hospital.

Email:

Phone:

website:

01872 252883

Childline

A private and confidential service for children and young people up to the age of 19.

Email:

Phone:

website:

0800 1111

Chinese Mental Health Association

Support to Chinese mental health sufferers.

Email:

Phone:

website:

020 7613 1008

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