Alcohol and Drugs

Clarecare provides family support services, parent supports and addiction services.

The National Poisons Information Centre provides information to doctors and the public on accidental poisoning.

Make the Change provides information on a range of options available for individuals and their families who are looking for support around alcohol.

Provides range of free professional counselling and peer-support services for people over 18 with addiction and mental health issues (Dual-diagnosis)

Alateen is run by Al-Anon Family Groups UK and Eire. Alateen is for anyone between the ages of 12 and 17 years old whose life is or has been affected by someone else’s drinking.

Al-Anon Family Groups UK and Eire is for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else’s drinking.

The Aiséirí Waterford Womens Service provides residential treatments for men dealing with alcohol, drug and gambling addition to find help, counselling and specialist support to get the help they need.

Aiséirí Wexford provides residential treatments for adults dealing with alcohol, drug and gambling addition to find help, counselling and specialist support to get the help they need.

Aiséirí Tipperary is their treatment centre for adults who need help with a gambling, alcohol or drug addiction.

The Aiseiri Waterford Mens Service provides residential treatments for men dealing with alcohol, drug and gambling addition to find help, counselling and specialist support to get the help they need.

Aiséirí Aislinn is their treatment centre for young people aged 15 - 21 years who need help with a gambling, alcohol or drug addiction.

112 is the “Single European Emergency Number". It works in all EU countries and can be used to call for help in an emergency. In Ireland, 112 and 999 exist equally and run in parallel. Regardless of which number you call in Ireland, there will be no difference and the call will be handled in the same manner.

112 or 999 should only be called when there is a risk to life or property, where there is a crime being committed or the prospect of a crime being committed or when a person feels their personal safety is being threatened.

If you are in any doubt however, call 112 or 999 and don’t presume someone else has.