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Support for you, your family, or someone you care about. We’ll meet you where you’re at — without judgement.
Who We Help
Adults
We provide practical, judgment-free support for adults across Lancashire to cut down or stop using drugs or alcohol — at a pace that works for you.
- One-to-one keyworking and tailored plans
- Harm reduction advice and needle exchange
- Group programmes and peer support
- Medical support and specialist treatment options
- Detox and rehab pathways (when appropriate)
- Community hubs, outreach and recovery activities
Good To Know
Your information is confidential unless we’re worried about your safety.
We’ll agree goals together — no pressure to stop if you’re not ready.
Evening or phone appointments available in many areas.
Young People (under 25)
If you’re under 25 and looking for confidential support around drugs, alcohol or wellbeing, our partners at We Are With You are here to help. They specialise in supporting young people in Lancashire, offering friendly advice, guidance and activities that fit your life.
- Confidential one-to-one support
- Drop-ins at schools, colleges and community venues
- Wellbeing advice around drugs, alcohol, relationships and mental health
- Fun, supportive group activities and workshops
- Support for families and carers
Good To Know
Everything shared is confidential unless there are safeguarding concerns.
Support is age-appropriate, informal and non-judgemental.
If you’re a parent, carer or professional, you can also reach out to We Are With You for advice.
Family & Friends
When someone you care about is struggling with drugs or alcohol, it can be tough on you too. While Inspire doesn’t run a dedicated family service, we’re here to listen and point you in the right direction for support. You don’t have to manage it on your own.
- Advice on where to find local carers’ groups and peer support
- Signposting to specialist family services and helplines
- Practical tips to look after your own wellbeing
What Happens When You Contact Us
Taking the first step can feel big. Here’s what to expect, so there are no surprises.
Say hello
Call, email, or refer online — whichever works best for you.
A brief chat
We’ll listen, understand your situation, and talk through your options.
Your plan
Together we’ll agree a plan that feels right for you — no pressure.
Support
Practical help, groups, medical support and community connections.
Good To Know
Urgent help
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent but non-emergencies, call NHS 111 or Samaritans on 116 123.
Getting in touch with us couldn’t be easier. You can check out our timetable and drop-in to one of our hubs to see us, give us a call or message us on our Facebook page.
