Crisis
Immediate crisis support
If someone is overdosing, unconscious, or turning violence on themselves or others, call 0246278967 or local emergency services first. Do not wait on a form.
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If you or someone you love is in danger, call this line now.

Resources
Crisis steps, treatment paths, family guides, and learning sheets. We will keep adding partner clinics and hotlines as the foundation confirms each one.
Crisis
If someone is overdosing, unconscious, or turning violence on themselves or others, call 0246278967 or local emergency services first. Do not wait on a form.
Treatment
Assessment, counseling, and medical care (where available) give people a structure for withdrawal, cravings, and the first hard weeks of stopping.
Family
You need facts, boundaries, and your own support. Covering for someone and burning out does not get them sober.
Youth
Short session outlines for schools and youth groups: peer pressure, how to refuse a first offer, and where to ask for confidential help.
Learning
Plain language on how dependence builds, why willpower alone fails most people, and what the first months of recovery can look like day to day.
Learning
List your triggers, build a coping list, and write a plan for the first 24 hours after a craving or slip.
Family
How congregations and community groups can welcome people in recovery without gossip, while still protecting safety and privacy.
Treatment
A curated list of centers, hotlines, and peer groups we trust enough to send people to. Review it every quarter.