Drug Support
If drugs are affecting your health, relationships or day to day life, we are here to help. You can talk openly with us about what is happening and what you would like to change, without any judgement. We focus on what matters most to you.
What to expect
You can meet us one to one, in groups or out in the community. We will explore the goals you want to achieve and help you build a safe and realistic plan.
Examples of support
• Managing cravings
• Safer use advice
• Setting personal goals
• Support with reducing or stopping
• Help with mental wellbeing
How to access
You can drop in, call us or complete our online form to make your first appointment. If you prefer, you can bring a friend or family member with you.
Who you will meet
A friendly team of recovery workers and peers who understand how difficult change can feel and will support you every step of the way.
Safety and confidentiality
Your information is always private. We will talk you through what happens with your personal details so you feel reassured and informed.
No matter where you are right now, we can help you move forward one step at a time.
Drug Driving
If you want more detailed information about drug driving laws, blood limits, detection times, or your legal rights, specialist advice is available.
Release provides free, confidential, and non-judgemental information about drugs and the law, including driving offences, stop and search, and testing procedures.
You can contact Release’s expert drugs and legal advisers on 0207 324 2989 or email ask@release.org.uk.
If drug use is affecting your safety, driving, or daily life, Wirral Ways can also offer confidential support, advice, and treatment options.
Last Updated on 3 July 2026