Ballymena Family and Addicts Support Group
60-64 Mill StreetBallymena
N.Ireland
BT43 5AH
Tel: 02825632726
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BFASG was established in December 2000 to provide support to families and addicts who are affected by drugs. We aim to provide support, advice, information and education to the whole community. We hold regular Family Support meetings, where we share our feelings, thoughts and experiences, and provide the opportunity for people to unload some of the pressures they may be feeling. We also offer a range of complementary therapies to recovering addicts.
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