In Devon, there is free, confidential help available to help you stop your drug use – from quick advice and harm reduction information through to treatment and recovery support.
Advice and support
If you need some confidential advice you can call, text or email Frank directly – there’s also a live chat option.
You can speak to your GP if you are worried about your drug use and think you might need support from the local community drug treatment team.
In Devon, if you are aged 18 and over you can also seek support from Together (Waythrough) – providers of the local community drug treatment services.
Local and national information, advice, and support in the community
There are other organisations that provide information and support to make changes to your substance misuse, often with support either online or in locations across Devon.
Support groups online and/or face-to-face
- SMART Recovery: Self-help dependency recovery programmes for alcohol use disorder, drug dependency, gambling and more.
- Local support online and face-to-face from Narcotics Anonymous.
- Famanon offers online and face-to-face group support for those affected by someone else’s drug use.
Digital self-help
- Breaking Free – recovery program for alcohol and drugs.
- SilverCloud – free to join and helps you to improve and maintain your wellbeing by changing the way you think and feel about things.
- The Joy app – connects people with local services.
More information
- Talk to Frank – honest information about drugs.
- Harm reduction: how to stay safer using drugs or alcohol