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National men's MH and suicide prevention helpline; widely accessed in Doncaster.
Doncaster recovery services in one place. Search, filter, and get the help you need.
National men's MH and suicide prevention helpline; widely accessed in Doncaster.
Dedicated crisis line for under-18s in mental health crisis.
A&E and Urgent Treatment Centre information and opening hours.
4-bed short-stay (max 7 nights) for people in mental health crisis with 24-hour staff support.
Local urgent-help directory maintained by Doncaster Mind.
24/7 free helpline run by Refuge.
National triage line; option 2 routes to mental health support and out-of-hours signposting.
24/7 suicide prevention helpline for under-35s and anyone concerned for a young person.
Freephone crisis line for anyone in mental health crisis, feeling suicidal or needing urgent support. NHS call handlers triage and pass to local Crisis team.
Community alternative to A&E for mental health crisis. 1-to-1 support, group activities, phone support delivered by team with lived experience. Referral via Crisis team / police / ambulance.
Free 24/7 emotional support for anyone in distress. Local branch at 36 Thorne Road, Doncaster DN1 2JA.
UK's first 24/7 text-based crisis line.
Free suicide prevention pocket app - safety plans, breathing exercises, list of reasons to live.
UK's leading mental health charity for veterans - specialist treatment for PTSD and complex trauma.
Main acute hospital, 500+ beds, A&E. Part of Doncaster & Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS FT.
National Gambling Helpline (24/7); 1-to-1 face-to-face, online and telephone therapy. 6-8 week Gambling Recovery Courses (face-to-face or online).
Reflections House is a male-only social enterprise providing 24/7 supported accommodation in a residential setting in Castleford (West Yorkshire), about 25 minutes from Doncaster. Run primarily by people in recovery, for people…
National drugs information and confidential advice.
Free 24/7 confidential helpline for older people. Now part of Age UK.
Free 24/7 online mental health community for over-16s in Doncaster - peer support, courses, self-assessments.
UK charity supporting families and loved ones affected by someone else's addiction. Founded by Elizabeth Burton-Phillips after losing twin sons to heroin. Offers one-to-one support, peer support groups, family workshops and information.…
National charity for families affected by drugs, alcohol and gambling. Database of local family-support services.
Three-tier befriending offer; 6-week weekly designated Befriender visits to reduce social isolation.
Free social support for people living with dementia, their carers, family and friends in Doncaster.
Mutual support for anyone affected by someone else's drinking. Helpline runs daily; meeting finder for Doncaster meetings.
6-12 week programme designed to support people specifically around alcohol intake.

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who come together to solve their drinking problem. It doesn't cost anything to attend A.A. meetings. There are no age or education requirements to attend.…
Free judgement-free men's peer-to-peer talking groups. Mondays 7pm in Stainforth, Bentley, Armthorpe and Doncaster City Centre.
Aspire's recovery programme addresses housing, work, relationships, family, training and healthcare alongside substance treatment.
Aspire is the main drug and alcohol service in Doncaster. If somebody told you to "ring Aspire", this is what they meant, and what happens after you do. Phoenix is not part…
Direct support to family members, friends, carers, parents and children of those affected by drug or alcohol addiction.
Helpline, 1-to-1 web chat, online groups. Used heavily by Doncaster residents.
Independent volunteer-run foodbank operating from Bentley Baptist Church.
Specialist commissioned service for ages 0-19 with eating disorder diagnoses across Rotherham, Doncaster and North Lincolnshire.
Christ-centred 12-step recovery programme for any 'hurt, habit or hang-up' - addiction, codependency, abuse trauma. Welcomes all faiths and none.
Permanent accommodation plus intensive support for people experiencing repeat homelessness or entrenched rough sleeping. Also runs Doncaster No Second Night Out.
Specialist support for vulnerable women and their children. Includes ESOL classes, BAME women's health workshops, MH support (with Doncaster Mind), 'Inside Out' DA course, free on-site creche.
Independent local charity. Free advice on debt, benefits, immigration, housing and more. Specialist debt and benefits teams.
Council page on carers' assessments, respite, direct payments and council support.
Top-level council page covering MH, substance misuse, sexual health, bereavement, smoking.
Council overview page covering local commissioning, harm reduction and recovery.
Women-only specialist service across the South Yorkshire CJ pathway.

Cocaine Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover…
Doncaster Council adult social care team for adults with LD/autism - assessments, support planning, advocacy.
Doncaster Council young persons' self-harm advice and signposting page.
National bereavement charity - helpline, 1-to-1 and group support.
Specialist bereavement support after pregnancy / baby loss.
Acute hospital trust covering DRI, Bassetlaw, Mexborough Montagu.
NHS access point for secondary mental health services.
Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services. Assessment, therapy and intervention up to age 18.
Weekly drop-in for asylum seekers and new refugees: integration support, English practice, signposting to health, legal and asylum-process help.
Statutory homelessness duty. One Stop Shop in person at the Civic Building.
Front door for adult social care, assessments and signposting.
Council-coordinated hub in partnership with DCST, Riverside and Phoenix Women's Aid. Practical & emotional support; signposts perpetrators. Open to all victims (including LGBT+ & family-member abuse).
Service overview via the South Yorkshire Police & Crime Commissioner.
NHS practice serving the Doncaster Drive area.
Voucher-based emergency food, normally three days' supply. Doncaster Foodbank runs three centres across the borough (St James, St Luke's in New Rossington, and St Paul's). Venues and opening times change, so check…
Universal health visiting service with maternal mental health pathway.
Specialist youth homelessness charity, ages 16-25.
Partnership advocating for and supporting LGBTQ children, young people and families in Doncaster.
Local Mind branch - counselling, peer support, signposting and crisis information.
1-to-1 support specifically for adults bereaved by suicide; self-referral.
Group support specifically for non-UK nationals arriving as refugees or seeking asylum.
Local charity (1993). Free, confidential, impartial. Weekly open house, advocacy, BME social group, parent carers group, befriending, therapy sessions.
Local registered charity working for and on behalf of the Doncaster LGBT+ community. Help & support directories, transgender support pages.
Local youth-orientated information and signposting site, including a dedicated gambling-harms section.
Local signposting page targeting young people in Doncaster.
Counselling and ISVA support for victims of sexual violence.
Monthly bereavement support group at St Peter's Church Hall, Warmsworth.
Comprehensive listing of all 19 Doncaster practices currently accepting patients.
RDaSH specialist forensic team for people with LD/autism in contact with criminal justice services.
Adult peer grief group (any loss - bereavement, pet, relationship, job).

Gamblers Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to do…
Genito-Urinary Medicine clinic information via Doncaster & Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals.
National centre of excellence for self-harm and suicide prevention. 1-to-1 face-to-face therapy, drop-ins, email and Skype support.
Young person's portal: 'Help I'm in crisis' page, mental wellbeing guidance, LGBT info.
Regional health information portal: pregnancy, perinatal MH, young people, LGBT info.
Independent body capturing public voice in health/social care; signposts and produces local reports.
Schools-facing resources around self-harm and mental health in Doncaster.
Mental health therapy for veterans, family members aged over 18, and those who served under UK command.
In-prison hub used by 95%+ of men leaving HMP Doncaster - sets up probation, housing and benefit appointments and provides immediate practical resources (food, clothing) for first days post-release.
National MH services map - includes Doncaster listings searchable by postcode.
Statutory employment support, Universal Credit, Disability Employment Advisers.
Free, NHS-commissioned online mental health platform for ages 10-25 in Doncaster - live chat with qualified counsellors, peer community, journals.
Local charity partnering with RDaSH to deliver peer support for mums & birthing parents.
DBTH community hospital; outpatient, urgent treatment, day surgery.
National Mind helpline - advice on rights, services, treatments, where to go locally.
National charity supporting resettlement, education, employment and housing for ex-offenders.
12-step programme for families and friends affected by someone's drug addiction. Hosted through Aspire's family support stream in Doncaster.

When at the end of the road we find that we can no longer function as a human being, either with or without drugs, we all face the same dilemma. What is…
Integrated specialist detoxification service and structured day programme. Supports community reintegration.
NHS talking therapies - CBT, counselling, guided self-help. Self-referral.
NHS specialist veteran MH service covering Doncaster. Single point of contact for those leaving forces, veterans and their families.
National pre-/postnatal depression awareness charity with helpline and online support.
Yorkshire DA charity providing refuge (incl. one of the first male-only refuges in the area), advice and support.
Member directory across the Doncaster Primary Care Networks (Central, North, South, East).
Umbrella for most NHS MH, LD and substance services in Doncaster.
Central locality community mental health team.
East locality community mental health team.
North locality community mental health team.
South locality community mental health team.
Community NHS service for ages 0-19.
Specialist NHS healthcare for adults 18+ with confirmed LD or transitioning from children's services. Multidisciplinary team across Rotherham, Doncaster, North Lincs.
Local fund providing practical items (furniture, training, interview clothes) for people moving off the street.
Therapy specifically for refugees who have been resettled in Doncaster.
Chronic disease clinics, antenatal/postnatal, minor surgery, vaccinations.
Specialist support for carers of people with mental illness.
Single point of access for substance/alcohol misuse referrals. Hosts AA meetings.
Two-site practice in Scawsby and Bentley.
One-stop integrated service for over-18s - STI testing/treatment, all contraception, psychosexual services. Confidential and free; no GP referral needed.
Specialist NHS team for moderate-to-severe MH difficulties in pregnancy or up to 12 months postnatal. Includes parent-infant bond work, baby massage, video interactive guidance, perinatal psychotherapy. Referral via GP, midwife, health visitor…
Free, science-based alternative to 12-step, using CBT and motivational tools. Doncaster groups run from Sober Social in the town centre.
Free sober space in the town centre, run by the charity Project 6. Group sessions for anyone over 18 who wants to change their drinking or drug use: building motivation, structure, confidence…
Statutory probation supervising offenders in the community across Doncaster.
Registered charity providing refuge and DA support across Doncaster.
Welfare, financial and emotional support to serving personnel, veterans and their families.
Counselling for individuals with a life-limiting illness and their families.
Group practice serving Balby and surrounding areas.
Council-owned housing organisation; manages allocations and homelessness duty.
Peer-led support for people bereaved by suicide: a national helpline, online groups and local groups. The nearest groups on their own list are Sheffield and Rotherham.
National helpline open 10am-10pm every day.
Self-referral from age 11+. Open-access support: drop-ins, self-help groups, telephone/email advice, book lending.
Christian residential rehabilitation for adults with addictions; takes referrals nationally including from Doncaster.
Affordable food pantry - three bags of food at deeply discounted prices, no referral required.
City centre site of two-site practice.
Cantley/Bessacarr site of two-site practice.
Serves city centre and surrounding area at St Sepulchre Gate, DN1.
Independent medical centre in Doncaster city centre.
Local Salvation Army branch offers practical support, food assistance and signposting to addiction services. National Salvation Army runs Adult Rehabilitation Centres and supports Celebrate Recovery groups.
Private therapy practice offering counselling and EMDR for anxiety, depression, eating disorders and trauma.
Main RDaSH inpatient mental health site - includes Honeysuckle Lodge (CAMHS), Forrest Gate, The Opal Centre, The Crystal Building.
Free drop-in social and support group, also runs foodbank scheme, trans-masc group, well-being group, walking group, advocacy and free deed polls.
Community wellbeing programme - peer support groups including bereavement, anxiety, social connection.
Mental Health Support Workers based in and near Doncaster schools and colleges.
IPS-model supported-employment for people with physical or mental health conditions.
Free NHS specialist stop smoking service for over-19s. Up to 12 weeks of personalised support with the same advisor; medication included where needed. Translation available.
Council-run hub. Large directory of local services across MH, family, food, sexual health.
Council-run signposting portal listing local mental health services.
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That is probably us, not you. Try a plainer word, drink rather than alcoholism, or food rather than foodbank. Or clear it all and have a look through.
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