• Register with a Dentist
• Register with a GP
• Receive Emergency Sexual Health Treatment
• Access Support for the travelling community
• Access Funding for Offenders
• Contacting Social services
• Access a Childrens Centre
• Keep your home whilst in prison
• Apply for funding for residential rehab
• Apply for a Passport
• Apply for a birth certificate
• Apply for a bank account
• Appeal a benefit decision
• Apply for privately rented accomodation
• Access Free or Cheap Furniture
• Access Restorative Justice
• Access FREE computers
• Contact your local prison
• Apply for an Assisted Prison Visit
• Access Mutual Aid or Self Help Groups
• Stop Smoking
• Access Hypnotherapy
• Have your say
• Find your nearest Job Centre

Access Mutual Aid or Self Help Groups

At its most simple level, mutual aid can be described as people with similar experiences helping each other to manage or overcome issues. Mutual aid is a fantastic resource that people can access on a voluntary basis outside of structured treatment.

This site holds information on a number of self help/mutual aid organisations. Please use the links below to find out more:

Alcoholics Anonymous

Cocaine Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous

Rethink Mental Health

If you have information about other support/mutual aid groups please let us know via the contact us page.

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