Founded in 1998, ANA offers flexible length abstinence based residential treatment for alcohol and drug addiction in addition to individually tailored detoxification programmes. Care planning, group work and one to one key worker sessions all feature, together alternative therapies and life-skills programmes. These combine a number of philosophies including the Twelve Step approach and are non-denominational in nature. Our aim is to help our clients rebuild their lives, to gain in confidence and self-worth and to really believe that they can live a healthy, responsible and productive life, free of addictive substances.

ANA also offers medium term supported housing for people coming out of treatment and wanting somewhere great to live that is safe.

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Castle Craig Hospital, located in the Scottish Borders, is a private residential rehab facility providing alcohol rehab, drug rehab, and bespoke treatment programmes for addictions, including: substance addictions, as well as behavioural addictions like gambling. We offer personalised treatment plans, including medically managed detox, dual-diagnosis care, 12-Step, CBT, DBT, EMDR, and complementary therapies. Our comprehensive aftercare supports relapse prevention. Since 1988, over 10,000 patients have been treated, with recent research showing that 73% of 158 respondents reported long-term abstinence, and 92% saw overall improvements.

Our highly qualified therapists are BACP or COSCA registered, or have other qualifications in psychotherapy and mental health. Castle Craig is regulated by Healthcare Improvement Scotland and accredited by Intertek ISO 9001, who rated us as Outstanding in 2024.

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Chenash Homecare Specialists LTD is located in Surrey,  established in 2013. The service started with provision of care to people in their own homes and catered for people with different needs from the age of 18 years till old age including end of life. Our service also provides support for people within their own homes who had addiction problems as well as their physical health needs. The ethos was to focus on harm reduction for people with dual diagnosis especially brain injury or mental health needs. Our involvement saw this group of clienteles living more safer within their communities and prevented isolation. Chenash then further developed to specialise in delivery of complex care to people with physical disabilities in their own homes, this service helped people who may be in recovery within their addiction problem and utilised harm reduction techniques to support people in their recovery journey. We also provide structured rehabilitation programme for people with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.  Further development was again initiated which included providing residential and non-residential detox programme to people with addition problems. This is the latest development within our organisation.

The Registered Manager of the Service has within her previous positions worked in many addiction services both NHS and private settings and has a wealth of knowledge in this area. Her previous roles involved working with people with addiction problems who would have been referred by their GPs to achieve period of abstinence and attending therapeutic groups in preparation for funding panel to be able to gain funding for residential detox programme. This is what harness her passion in introducing this service within Chenash Organisation. We offer residential treatments for both Behavioural Addiction, Alcohol Addiction, Legal High Addictions, Drug Addiction and Prescription Addiction. We also have facilities to offer non-residential programmes where people can attend the day programmes and return to their families, this service is more inclusive and ensure people with family commitments can still get support that they need. We can also adapt support for people to be supported with their addiction problems in their own homes, this is more suitable for people who are still going through ambivalence and not ready for residential or non- residential rehab programmes.  Our services and interventions are individualistic and non-judgemental as we only engage professionals who are experts in their crafts. 

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DAAS - Derbyshire Addictions Advice Service is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation serving the entire county of Derbyshire. We offer support to individuals and families affected by substance use and other addictions. With over 25 years of experience, DAAS is managed by trustees and has built a strong evidence base for successful outcomes.

Our services include a single point of contact, BACP-accredited counselling, and training services as part of our work with Derbyshire Recovery Partnership (DRP). Additionally, DAAS provides a single point of contact for the East Midlands Gambling Harms service, supports families affected by substance use, and runs a dedicated Veteran Support Service called STAND TO.

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Inclusion is a national organisation that works with individuals, families and communities who are affected by drugs, alcohol, crime and mental health. Whilst providing comprehensive and inclusive support we invest in all people using our services to inspire them to fulfil their potential and forge a more successful future.

Inclusion was established in 2002 as part of the Specialist Services Group of Midland Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT). As part of the Specialist Services Division, Inclusion develop new and flexible services across England where tendering opportunities arise.

There are 3 main strands to Inclusion services. We provide treatment for drug & alcohol use in the community, residential & prison-based settings, treatment for individuals experiencing low-level mental health problems referred through their GP in IAPT services (Improved Access to Psychological Therapies) and Forensic Mental Health Services within prisons across Staffordshire. Our services are delivered by a range of NHS clinical and psychosocial care specialists.

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In-dependence is a Guernsey based recovery service for drugs, alcohol and gambling.  We work across the community and in the criminal justice settings providing recovery work and counselling. We are licensed to run SMART recovery groups both in the local prison and community. We work with users and family members affected by drugs, alcohol or gambling.

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• One to One Support
• Psychosocial interventions
• Structured interventions
• Brief & Semi-Structured Interventions
• Specialist Harm Reduction
• Group Working/Structured Recovery Programmes
• Relapse Prevention
• Family Support
• Needle and syringe provision
• Sexual health services

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Yeldall Manor is a CQC-registered residential rehabilitation centre set in the heart of the Berkshire countryside.

Established in 1977, we have many years of experience helping men to overcome their drug and alcohol addictions.

We are a Christian-based project, and our programmes are open to men of all faiths or none.

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We are Community Interest Company no: 12403361

Yellow Scarf Support CIC is a place dedicated to providing psychological support. We help with mental health or addiction problems. At our centre, we provide therapy in both Polish and English. We are particularly keen to improve the mental health of people from Eastern Europe who are affected by mental health, substance abuse or behavioural problems.

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Is a Charity organisation No 1190615, as a charity we are focused on helping expats with addictions, socially exclude, homelessness and mental health. We are running multiple support groups for people that are not able to attend similar groups provided by other charities due to language and cultural barriers. Our goal is to help these to solve their issues forbidding them from enjoying our life and helping them with addictions and setting them on a path to a prosperous, happy life. 

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