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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.

Christians Against Poverty

Working to help release people from debt, poverty, and their causes.

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Citizens Advice - Consumer Help

Advice for consumers from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

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03 454 04 05 06

Combat Stress

Leading UK charity for veterans's mental health

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Community Mental Health Team

For information on which team covers your area

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01208 251300

Cornwall Bereavement Network

Makes support easily accessible to those experiencing bereavement

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Cornwall Council - Leisure Centres

Information for council-run leisure centres for swimming, exercise, and sports.

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0300 1234 100

Cornwall Eating Disorder Service

Offers community-based treatment for people with a clinical diagnosis of an eating disorder.

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0845 207 7711 (Option 1 East, Option 2 Mid, Option 3 West)

Cornwall Health for Homeless

Provides healthcare for single homeless people who may otherwise not prioritize their health or register with a GP.

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01872 242294

Cornwall One Parent Support

Committed to improving the life of one-parent families by relieving isolation and increasing leisure activities.

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01726 65417 / 07887 656335

Cornwall Refuge Trust

Refuge accommodation and support services for women and children.

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01872 225629

Citizens Advice

Free, confidential, and impartial advice on most issues.

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03 444 111 444

Coastline Care

Service for homeless and vulnerably housed adults.

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01209 200086

Combat Stress

Supports veterans with mental health problems.

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0800 138 1619

Community Mental Health Team (CMHT)

Services for adults aged 18-75 with severe and enduring mental illness.

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0845 207 7711 (Options 1, 2, or 3)

Cornwall Community Foundation

Awards small grants to small organisations

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01566 779333

Cornwall Eating Disorder Service

Treatment for people with a clinical diagnosis of an eating disorder

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01872 221434

Cornwall Health for Homeless

Clinics across Cornwall, drop-in, no appointment needed

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01872 273617

Cornwall Mind

Wellbeing services for mental ill health

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Cornwall Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre (CRASAC)

Support, advice, and counselling for victims of rape and abuse.

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01872 262100

Cornwall Survivors Group

Support group for adult males who have been victims of rape.

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07800 940558

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