Sfad.org.uk Website Review

If you are concerned about someone's alcohol or drug use contact us today on our free and confidential helpline. Available 9am-11pm Monday This autumn we are co-hosting 10 free events across Scotland. Connecting people together through fun, friendship and community. Find Scottish Families provide bespoke training to various organisations, equipping them with the knowledge to mitigate the effects of drug and We offer free counselling sessions to anyone in Scotland who has lost someone who used drugs. Contact our helpline for more information. Whether you want to try something sporty, something adventurous or something to bring friends and family together, taking part in an event is a great way to support us, have fun, and be part of #TeamSFAD. Our volunteers contribute their time, energy and skills in support of our fantastic cause. We have many volunteering roles at Scottish Families including helpline volunteering, fundraising volunteers, and media volunteers. Call our free and confidential helpline today for information, advice or simply to talk. Join in our on-line message boards and speak to other family members. Search our directory for a support group near you and meet other families. Have you lost a loved one where drugs were implicated in their death? Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol & Drugs was founded in 2003 by a small group of people who wished to create a united force to help raise awareness of the difficulties they faced in their own families. Today, SFAD is the hub of a network of support groups across Scotland. SFAD provides support to family members and friends who have been affected by the substance use of a relative or loved one. We help raise awareness of issues affecting them as well as providing information, help and support through a wide variety of resources. Our vision is for a Scotland which recognises the role played by and supports the needs of families and communities affected by substance Our mission is to support families across Scotland who are affected by alcohol and drugs use, and raise awareness of the issues affecting