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About this directory

Looking for help can be tiring, especially when you are already carrying a lot. This directory is designed to make the search simpler. It is not an endless list. We focus on recognised organisations and established services with clear support routes and appropriate safeguarding. Each organisation operates independently, so the most up-to-date information will always sit on their own website.

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This directory provides links to external organisations offering support across a range of health and life challenges. Each service operates independently. If you need immediate help, look for entries marked as 24/7 helplines.

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MindOut

Provides mental health support to the LGBTQ+ community, including online support, advocacy, and peer support groups.

Call:

0300 772 9855

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ANDYSMANCLUB

Support groups for men, meeting on Monday evenings, offering a safe space to talk without judgement.

Call:

N/A

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Action for Carers Surrey

Provides a wide range of services for carers in Surrey, including emotional support, workshops, and respite.

Call:

0303 040 1234

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Action on Addiction

A charity providing residential rehab, community-based addiction treatment, and aftercare support for those struggling with alcohol, drugs, and other forms of addiction.

Call:

N/A

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Age UK

National charity providing information, advice, and local support for older people, including help with health, care, money, and practical issues.

Call:

Various locations – refer to website

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Al-Anon Family Groups UK

Supports families and friends of alcoholics by offering meetings and a confidential space to share experiences and provide mutual support.

Call:

0800 0086 811

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Alcohol Change UK

A charity working to reduce alcohol harm, providing information on alcohol dependence, treatment options, and advice on reducing drinking.

Call:

N/A

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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

A fellowship of individuals who share their experience with each other to help recover from alcoholism. AA provides meetings across the UK, a 24/7 helpline, and online support.

Call:

0800 917 7650

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