A place to start
A next step,
without judgement.
Clear routes to support with cocaine use—for yourself or someone close.
Find what could helpNo account. No form. No need to know what to say.
A calmer starting point.
Right now
If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, contact emergency services where you are.
See urgent options01 / Choose a starting point
What would help
right now?
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02 / Connect to people
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near you.
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United Kingdom · urgent help
If someone needs urgent help after taking drugs or drinking, FRANK advises calling 999 for an ambulance.
Official routesUnited Kingdom
01NHS · Cocaine: get helpTreatment options and ways to contact a local service.
02NHS · Find drug supportSearch for a local service in England by town or postcode.
03FRANK · Find support near youLocal services and confidential advice: 0300 123 6600.
The NHS service finder is for England. FRANK links to support options in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
03 / If words are hard
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You do not need the perfect explanation to open a conversation.
“I’d like to talk about my cocaine use. I’m not sure what I want to do yet, but I’d like to know what support is available.”
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A guide to support.
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