Access to Industry supports unemployed people in Edinburgh to move into work. They have a number of programmes. The Transition programme works with people recovering from misuse of drugs or alcohol. The Passport programme works with young people up to age 21 years who are leaving care. They also help offenders of any age. They […]
Some women only services
ELCA Counselling Service
This service works with people aged 18 years and over who are worried about their own drinking. It also supports people who are worred about the drinking of a family member, partner or friend. It provides Drop-In services, advice, information and one to one counselling. It is based in Clifton Terrace. It has bases in […]
LEAP (Lothians and Edinburgh Abstinence project)
LEAP is an intensive programme for people who want to stop drinking or using drugs. It is a therapeutic community. It supports people for three months, with structured activities every day. These include group work, workshops, presentations, education, and training. There are also recreation and relaxation activities. Detoxification can also be provided from modest amounts […]
North East Recovery Hub in Leith
The Recovery Hub is a one – stop shop which offers a full range of drug and alcohol treatment and support services. Each is run by a team of staff of voluntary sector, NHS and social work staff. The easiest way for most people to get support from their local Recovery Hub team is to […]
PrePare
The PrePare Team support women who are pregnant and who have significant substance use. We are a specialist multidisciplinary team who can offer treatment and support to enable parents the opportunity to give their children the best start in life. The team provide specialist health care by providing midwifery and health visiting input, as well […]
Circle
Circle is a Scottish charity working at the heart of deprived communities across central Scotland. Our aim is to support the most disadvantaged children and families to improve their lives, promote their healthy development and reach their potential. Social injustice, poverty and health inequalities are associated with families experiencing drug or alcohol addiction, imprisonment, neglect […]
