For your recovery from alcohol and drug use. Individual support and tailored interventions, incl outreach workers coming to you so you do not need to travel. Call the helpline or email.

For offenders, ex-offenders and young people at risk of offending, many of whom may also be homeless. Their services will help clients to, for instance, move onto employment, training or further education. To find your local office, please click the link to visit the website. Head office is not step-free, but some local officers are - ring to check.

For homeless or vulnerable men with alcohol or drug problems who wish to take part in a work training programme.

ILA accredited centre.

Free/low-cost personal coaching, in person, by email (coachclaireuk@gmail.com) or via Skype.

Residential support for youngsters and young, single homeless people (16-21). Referral only via Social Work Dept, Glasgow City Council: 0141 302 2744.

Helps single homeless people get set up for a more stable and secure future. Multiple activities, workshops and learning opportunities available. Crisis Skylight is NOT a drop in - please phone for appointment. Events do not take place at Skylight - we use multiple venues across the city. Please visit the website or phone for full timetable and venue information: https://crisis.org.uk/get-help/edinburgh//timetable

For those in the early stages of recovering from substance use, we can provide temporary accommodation in shared flats while you get back on your feet again.

Drop-in, information, advice and support for young people (14-25) on housing, homelessness, drugs, debt, education, training, health and emotional problems. Youth offenders project for 14-16-year-olds.

Advice, information and support phone helpline for people who are homeless, threatened with homelessness or struggling with addiction. Not a drop-in service - appointments by referral.

Accommodation and work for 23/24 homeless people. No drink or drugs, but Emmaus helps people with addiction problems to access local services.

One-to-one help and advice for everyone. Call to arrange one-to-one support. Drop-in from 7:30pm - 10pm. Multiple activities and services: check website for the full Guide to Services: https://bit.ly/2IiYgQd

A range of mental health and wellbeing services for people with housing and mental health support needs. You can self-refer to most services directly or ask your GP to refer you. Counselling; support for people from minority ethnic communities; combatting isolation by connecting people; art therapy; suicide prevention; support with substance misuse; health information; training and more - check website for details.

Day centre with multiple activities and education services - call 0141 552 0285 for details. Free breakfast (8-10am) and lunch (12-1:30pm). Showers, foot clinic, haircuts, counselling, pool, table tennis, board games. IT suite (10am-12noon, 1:30-3pm). Free phone facilities 9:30-11:30am, 1:30-3pm).

Supports vulnerable young people and those affected by homelessness and enables them to access training, volunteering, education and work towards employment. Some steps to office, then elevator.

Enables homeless people to develop the skills and tools they need to reach their own long-term solutions. Majority of services for young people, but there are some services available for everyone - phone first to arrange appointment.

Temporary emergency supported accommodation for young women between 16 and 21 (inclusive) who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Organisation helping people recover from alcohol and drugs. 'Recovery through Nature' connects service users with nature to work on conservation projects in settings across Scotland. Info: john.deeney@phoenix-futures.org.uk 'Building Futures N Lanarkshire' (self- or agency-referral - lanarkshire.communities@phoenix-futures.org.uk) and 'Scottish Residential Service' (scottish.residential@phoenix-futures.org.uk) provide peer support, group work, counselling, and leisure activities.

For men and women aged 16-25. Accommodation is on the upper levels of a four-storey building, so not suitable for people with physical disabilities. They support young people experiencing drug addiction, alcohol misuse, mental health problems, offending behaviour or severe emotional and psychological issues.

Provides creative services for homeless people in Edinburgh. This can range from creative writing workshops to organising fundraisers for other charities. Phone for details.

Supported accommodation service by referral only. No drop-in service but call for information.

Three-stage day treatment programme for people with drug and/or alcohol problems. Training, counselling and self-help. Lots of support to develop alternatives to misuse and prevent relapse. Self-referral.

Advice and shelter open to individuals between 16 and 21 years inclusive, who are either homeless or at risk.

Free legal advice and support to young people (up to the age of 26) who are either experiencing, or at risk of homelessness in Edinburgh.