Burnley Combined Court Centre

This Courts/Tribunals service handles cases around: Bankruptcy, Crime, High Court cases – serious or high profile criminal or civil law cases, Housing, Money claims, Single justice procedure

Pendle House

Advice, information, assessment, treatment and support for people with a mental health problem. Access point for mental health services in the Pendle area.

Chorley Women's Centre

Chorley Women's Centre has been empowering women for 40 years. We are a well-established and deep-rooted charity and have a long history of providing a safe space for the women of Chorley and South Ribble. Our main aim is to support and help women find solutions to their problems, so they feel empowered to help themselves. With experience and progression, we have evolved to offer many of our services, to all gender identities. We are well regarded as the local hub for wellbeing, offering a holistic package of support, social inclusion, and empowerment. Individuals are given support, information and if appropriate, referral to our other services (such as domestic and sexual abuse counselling) or signposted to other organisations. All service users benefit from the wrap-around support that the centre offers including 1-2-1 listening service, drop-in service, holistic therapies, social space, support groups and activities within the community.

Fylde Borough Council - Housing Advice

Advice on housing and homelessness, including assessment of priority need under the Homelessness Acts, landlord/tenant problems and harassment. Out of hours emergencies phone 033 33 204 555. Homelessness and housing advice service is accessed via the Town Hall main entrance near the Lord Derby pub

Dementia UK

Dementia UK is the specialist dementia nursing charity that is there for the whole family. Our nurses, known as Admiral Nurses, provide life-changing advice and support for families affected by dementia. As experts in the condition, they help families through the fear and confusion of dementia. From sharing practical tips for caring to offering compassionate emotional support and helping families plan for the future, they are there when people need them most. Admiral Nurses work on the free Dementia Helpline, in virtual and face-to-face clinics, and in the community, including hospitals, GP practices, care homes and hospices. Helpline: To speak to a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse about any aspect of dementia, please call our Helpline on 0800 888 6678 (Monday-Friday 9am-9pm; Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays 9am-5pm; every day except 25th December) or email helpline@dementiauk.org. Virtual clinics: To book a free, 45-minute phone or video call appointment with an Admiral Nurse, please visit dementiauk.org/book-an-appointment. Information pages and leaflets: Please visit dementiauk.org

Jobcentre Plus - Preston

Combined jobsearch and benefits service for people of working age. Personal advisers assist with jobsearch activities and benefits claims. Access to Jobpoint terminals for information on job vacancies. Part of the Department for Work and Pensions' Jobcentre Plus network.

Brook Blackburn

Free and confidential sexual health services for under 25s including; contraception, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing, chlamydia screening, termination referrals, disabled access, and interpreting service (can be arranged).

Inspire North Lancashire - Lancaster

Inspire North Lancashire is a fully integrated drug and alcohol service delivered in community and custodial settings. The service provides rapid and open access to assessment and treatment services for people who have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. We provide all aspects of drug and alcohol treatment, including open access, structured treatment and referral to tier 4 rehabilitation. Our aim is to promote recovery from addiction and dependence and support people to make positive changes to their lives. Inspire North Lancashire provides: A range of structured one-to-one and group psychosocial interventions. Recovery-focused groups and workshops. A range of brief and extended interventions for alcohol users. Engagement and outreach support. Community detox for drugs and alcohol with full support and aftercare. Access to shared care available at GP surgeries. Referral to inpatient detox or rehabilitation. A needle and syringe programme including a range of harm reduction interventions, including testing and vaccinations for blood borne viruses. Medically assisted recovery options. Specialist criminal justice support. Peer support

Disability Equality (NW)

General information & advice (including benefits help) for disabled people and their carers is available on a drop-in basis on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday and Fridays 9.30 – 3pm. Lancashire Independent Living Service and Supported Banking Service. Safety First Project and Third Party Hate Crime Reporting Centre.

HM Probation Service - Lancaster Probation Office

Provides Probation Support Services