Services for drug and alcohol misusers. Advice and information. Structured day care programmes. One-to-one keyworking. Counselling. Needle exchange. Friends and families support.

Services for drug and alcohol misusers. Advice and information. Structured day care. One-to-one keyworking. Counselling. Needle exchange. Support for families and friends of users.

Employs people who are experts by experience in mental health, dual diagnosis and lived experience of the criminal justice system. Gives individuals the opportunity to turn their lives around and use their expertise as peer mentors to support prisoners with mental health needs and dual diagnosis, whilst in prison and through ongoing support with resettlement into the community.

Hafan Cymru works with women, men & children, offering support on wide range of issues, including work to prevent offending or re-offending. Services include temporary accommodation and floating support schemes. Embrace Project in Mid and West Wales provides support specifically to young women aged 14-25 who are at risk of offending or re-offending.

Community based support for women aged 18+ who have support needs because they have offended, are offending or at risk of offending. Support with debt, poverty, low income, domestic/sexual violence, unemployment, health, homelessness & housing problems, alcohol or drug problems, education and life skills, parenting issues, family breakdown. Counselling, group work, access to free legal advice.

One stop, women only community based service for women involved in the criminal justice system. Anger management, assertiveness, self-esteem, confidence building. Parenting skills. Basic English, maths & computer skiils. Help with job applications & interview skills. Drug & alcohol course. Money management. Self harm, substance misuse, single parents, surviving abuse, domestic violence groups.

Telephone helpline offering support to victims of domestic abuse in Gloucestershire. Support includes signposting, advice, referrals to refuges and one-to-one support sessions. Specialist BME workers supporting Black, Asian and Polish speaking people.

Outreach and associated support for women and children aged 5-16 affected by domestic abuse. Advice on housing options, legal options (including referrals to solicitors), money and debt, applying for benefits. Counselling. Group work.

Support for ex-offenders or people at risk of offending with finding and maintaining independent living solutions. Support covers budgeting, daily living skills, addiction problems, training and employment, mental health, domestic violence, health and well being, offending behaviour, finding furniture and accessing grants. Weekly surgeries at Probation Service drop-in.

Support for people aged 17+ working in prostitution. Drop-in for women sex workers with health clinic Mondays, crafts Wednesdays, confidence building work Fridays, with free hot meal 1-2.30pm. Counselling, support with housing problems and signposting/referrals to substance misuse services. Street outreach work.