Drug, Alcohol and Gambling Support Services
Confidential advice, support and treatment for alcohol dependency and drug use for adults and young people living in Lincolnshire is provided by Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership.
The Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership supports a wide range of different people who use alcohol and drugs. Teams will support you to build a treatment plan based on your circumstances. These services are delivered in partnership with Turning Point, Double Impact and Framework.
Each location in Lincolnshire is a welcoming environment – a place where you can come in, register yourself, take control, and begin your recovery. Visit Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership Locations to find opening times.
Horizon Lincolnshire offers support for young people and their families to make positive changes around drugs and alcohol.
The Beacon Friends and Family service is for anyone affected by somebody else's use of drugs or alcohol. The person using substances doesn't need to be in treatment for the friends and family to access this support. Referral to family support is available here via an online form or telephone 0800 304 7021.
If you feel alcohol is starting to become an issue and you want to improve your health and wellbeing by cutting down, One You Lincolnshire has information around units, drink diaries and advice on safer drinking levels.
You can also raise any concerns about alcohol or drug consumption with your GP, Practice Nurse or Pharmacist who can offer advice and refer you to the appropriate specialist service.
You may want the support of a mutual aid group at your own convenience; Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous meetings are available locally. These services can also offer advice for those affected by someone else’s addiction.
Al-Anon offer support for anyone whose life is, or has been, affected by someone else's drinking regardless of whether the person is still drinking or not.
Further links to help with addiction and dependency can be found on the Mind website.
For online advice around specific substances go to Frank.
