Needle exchange; drop-in facility; advice and information on treatment and harm reduction; vaccinations and blood testing for blood-borne viruses; one-to-one work; ear acupuncture; workshops; onward referral. Call for details.

Support, advocacy, information and advice to empower women to live more independently. All project staff are fluent in one of the main South Asian languages. Phone or email inderpal.dhesi@ashramha.org.uk.

Advice and support to people aged 11-25 on housing, sexual health, drugs and alcohol, emotional wellbeing and job search. Signposting to other agencies. Groups for young women, young fathers, and young asylum seekers and refugees. Free phone: 0800 0730233

Short-term, safe, emergency accommodation and support to women and children escaping domestic violence. Children?s Development Worker. Will accept families with boys up to 14 years. Birmingham Domestic Abuse Refugeline: 0800 111 4223

Statutory NHS mental health service for homeless people in Birmingham. Psychiatric assessment, medical review and community mental health nursing services.

For young single homeless locals aged 16-25 with medium support needs who are homeless or in housing need. Three of the bed-spaces are for young people with mental health issues. Staff provide housing-related support to enable customers to gain the skills required to move on to independent living.

For people wanting help and support in addressing their alcohol problem/dependence. Variety of therapeutic interventions in a friendly, alcohol-free environment. Focus on relapse prevention and management. Open support groups and structured day care.

Single homeless men. Potential residents must be substance-free at time of admission. Resettlement support.

Support for Asian women and their children facing domestic violence. Safe house, advice, information, advocacy, counselling, and children's services. In an emergency, call the police on 999 (minicom 0800 112 999).

One-to-one help, accommodation and support for people dealing with alcohol issues; counselling; resettlement and tenancy support; training opportunities; help for people on probation. Help with making phone calls to benefit offices, utility companies, job centres, landlords, doctors etc. You can also get help accessing emergency accommodation.

Wide range of advice and services for people aged 16-25 who are homeless or are facing homelessness. Call the Youthline (0300 30 30 099) to make an appointment. Out of hours emergency numbers: 16- and 17-year-olds - 0121 675 4806; 18-years-old and above - 0121 303 2296.

Listening, advice and referrals to other agencies and services. Practical intervention in the form of emergency food and local travel, along with ongoing support in a friendly environment. Many people seeking help are encountering homelessness, addiction, mental health problems, bereavement and loss. Call in or phone.

Advice and information services and therapeutic counselling for young people (13-25) in Dudley.

Free mediation service for Dudley residents. If you've left home and think a negotiator could help you resolve a dispute with your family, contact Sue (sue.steel@dudley.gov.uk) or Owen (Owen.McMillan@dudley.gov.uk).

A range of services for adults (18+) who are affected by drug use to reduce harm and support recovery; walk-in service, advice and information, sexual health advice, one-to-one support, specialist substance misuse prescribing clinics, counselling, complimentary therapies and support for mental and physical health needs

Single homeless people aged 16-25 who have support needs around life skills and are willing to engage in training and support. Alcohol and drug awareness sessions. In-house counselling. Help with moving on and ongoing support.