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"Nick was kind, considerate and mostly totally understanding of the state or my mental health and using. Over the last year he has shown patience, empathy and also been a pillar of strength. Nick doesn't judge or berate, he supports me and helps me deal with all sorts of issues, not just drug and alcohol related, I look forward to our meetings.I would say to anyone who is worried or needs support to contact Together. They are accommodating and the support network has been a blessing"

"I'm a completely changed person and it's greatly due to the work we have done in the past two and half years. She is a great person to talk to, helping me accomplish my goals in life. "

"You saved my life and have given me a second chance at living. I don’t know where I’d be if you hadn’t got this place for me”

We have hubs and other smaller pop up centres across Devon and Dorset.
We provide safe spaces and confidential environments to talk.
Our staff and peer supporters are friendly and ready to listen.
Our experiences and trained workforce of staff and volunteers will not judge you.

Help with alcohol use

Help with drug use

Self help

We know that some people may not want to refer into service so we have produced a range of resources, blogs and case studies that provide further information which may help you as you come to terms with your own or a friend/family member’s substance use. If you are worried that you cannot keep yourself safe or you are concerned about someone else’s safety, please visit our emergency page for help in deciding what to do.

Useful reading

People can feel frightened to make their first approach to a service like ours, but we’ll put you at your ease and treat you with respect and dignity. Here are a few resources that many people have found useful as they prepare for their first visit to our hubs to meet their recovery worker.

What happens when I first make contact with EDP?

How does group work help in recovery

Understanding lapses and knowing what to do

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EDP is a free, confidential and friendly service which helps people cut down or cut out drugs and alcohol and get their lives back on track.

Help with alcohol use

Help with drug use

Self help

Useful reading

What happens when I first make contact with EDP?

How does group work help in recovery

Understanding lapses and knowing what to do

Make the first step

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