Advice, information, assessment, treatment and support for people with a mental health problem. Access point for mental health services in the Pendle area.
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
Advice and information on a range of issues, including benefits and welfare rights, consumer issues, employment and housing rights, legal issues, money and debt.
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
Women's centre with a range of services and activities for women and their children. Counselling and legal advice by appointment. Relaxation sessions and courses. Free pregnancy testing. Courses and self-help groups. Library and leaflets on women's health and well being.
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
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
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
We know that a diagnosis of dementia can be overwhelming. Our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses are here when people need help. They have the time to listen and the knowledge to solve problems, and are a lifeline for families facing dementia. If you have a question or concern about dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, call or email our Admiral Nurses for specialist support and advice. Call our Dementia Helpline on 0800 888 6678 or send an email to helpline@dementiauk.org . Admiral Nurses also work in the community, in care homes and in hospitals. To find out if you have an Admiral Nurse service near you, visit: dementiauk.org/get-support/find-an-admiral-nurse/ or call the Helpline.
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
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.
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
Free and confidential sexual health services for under 25s including; contraception, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing, chlamydia screening, termination referrals, counselling, disabled access, and interpreting service (can be arranged).
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
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
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
General information & advice for disabled people and their carers available from Monday – Friday (9:30 – 4) Specialist help with more complex enquiries (e.g. benefits, housing) is available on a drop-in basis on Mondays and Thursdays (9:30 – 2:30) Lancashire Independent Living Service and Supported Banking Service. Hate Crime awareness project. Third Party Hate Crime Reporting Centre.
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.
A wellbeing service offering a range of brief therapeutic interventions, including courses and workshops, online programmes and face to face therapy to support people living with common mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression, stress and feeling unable to cope. Free and confidential, this service is part of the NHS Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) initiative and is available to anyone (16+) living in Lancashire.
To amend your services’s details on Find an Adviser please email ukadvicefinder@adviceuk.org.uk.