35 Westminster Bridge Road
London
SE1 7JB |
| This organisation provides information,
support and advice for people who experience depression
including those who are carers. They also provide quarterly
newsletters and leaflets on request. |
| Drinkline - The
National Alcohol Helpline |
Tel:
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0800 917 8282 (Mon-Fri 9am-11pm Sat
& Sun 6-11pm) |
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| Provides confidential information, help
and advice about drinking. Can also help callers worried
about their own drinking, support the family and friends
of people who are drinking and advise callers on where
to go for help. |
| Eating Disorders
Association |
1st Floor
103 Prince of Wales Road
Norwich
NR1 1DW |
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| Gives information and advice on all eating
problems to sufferers and their families. Assists in putting
people in touch with local sources of help. |
| Manic Depression
Fellowship |
21 St Georges Road
London
SE1 6ES |
Tel:
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0207 793 2600 9am - 5pm Mon - Thur,
9am - 4pm Fri |
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| Provides support, advice and information
for people with manic depression, their families, friends
and carers. Also aims to educate the public about manic
depression and encourage research into the illness. |
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| Frank is a 24-hour free phone number and
website to answer any queries regarding drugs or alcholol. |
| 24-hour help-line on any medical problem. |
30 Tabernacle Street
London EC2A 4DD |
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Rethink is a national voluntary organisation
that helps people with a severe mental illness, including
schizophrenia, their families and carers. Rethink has
approximately 160 members' support groups and produces
a variety of publications. It operates a range of services
including employment projects, day care centres, drop-in
facilities, training initiatives and accommodation schemes
across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
@ease is the mental health resource for young people developed
by Rethink.
@ease is for all young people, especially those who may
feel stressed or worried about their thoughts and feelings.
@ease aims to raise awareness, dispel stigma, and provide
further sources of information and support. |
Tel:
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0845 767 8000 (12 midday-2am) |
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| Helpline for anyone coping with mental illness
can be phoned at any time and there will be someone. |
