Family and Friends Support Group

Posted on February 5, 2015

If someone you care about is misusing drugs or alcohol then the Forth Valley Family Support Service set up by Forth Valley Alcohol and Drug Partnership and Forth Valley Family Support Service can help.

Their first support session will take place on Monday 23^rd February, 10am –12.00 noon at the Grangemouth Education Unit, Abbotts Road, Grangemouth and will run each Monday from there on.

The Family and Friends Support Group offers an opportunity to learn and discuss how you can make a difference and start making changes to you and your loved ones’ lives.

For further information on the support group please contact Elaine on 0780 457 4472.

For more information on Scottish Families Affected by drugs please visit their website.

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