A coalition of clubbers who've come together to produce real and relevant info. about using drugs.

Information for parents, partners and friends. They produce a range of really good publications.

Community based services that offer advice and information on drugs and alcohol, counselling, referral, HIV services, health care, and needle exchanges.

Community based services that offer advice and information on drugs and alcohol, counselling, referral, HIV services, health care, and needle exchanges.

Information on crack cocaine use.

Offers a large reference library for use by members of the public.

The Scottish drugs forum is a national non-government drugs information service.

An anonymous programme of self-help programmes for those concerned about drug abuse in another person. It's based on the 'twelve steps' of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Free and confidential advice for victims of crime.

A worldwide resource for families and friends of problem drinkers.

Release offer free legal advice.

Citizen's advice is a registered charity offering free, confidential and impartial advice. They can help with legal issues, housing, debt and a tonne of other things.

PADA offers information,advice and support including free leaflets to parents about drugs.It can also direct parents to local services.

The service offers information and leaflets in relation to young people and alcohol.

Re-Solv offers general information, advice and support to parents in relation to solvent misuse. The service also provides free leaflets for parents and young people.

The helpline offers information and advice about drugs including access to an adviser during office hours(queuing system in place).The service is available to parents, families and drug users 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Information offered is free and confidential including the provision of leaflets about drugs. The hepline also gives information about services available locally.

A magazine site for parents. Includes discussion boards and problem pages with drugs information.

The Harbour Project is a local telephone support service for the parents of young people misusing drugs. The service also offers information(leaflets) and advice to parents. Regular support groups for parents are held locally twice monthly.

Project 360 is a local service for young people under 19 misusing drugs.It offers information,advice,support and treatment. The project also offers support services to the parents of young people currently in treatment and holds a regular parents support group.Telephone advice for parents is available during office hours.