Cambridgeshire Kinship

Adfam offers remote support sessions to kinship carers living in Cambridgeshire affected by a loved one's substance misuse.

To request support, please complete the form below. We will be in touch to discuss what support is available and when sessions can begin.

What we offer


6 sessions of individual support from a skilled and experienced worker

Support sessions will provide you with the opportunity to explore how the substance use of someone you know is affecting your kinship care role is affecting you, and to provide support with how to make changes if you would like to. If you would also like support and information relating to substance use then we can provide that too.
 
Our experienced worker will spend time listening to you, and over the six sessions may also introduce a range of topics which we have found to be helpful to kinship carers. Our worker may make suggestions for further support or advice if appropriate.
 
To request support sessions, please complete the form below. 

Adfam stores and uses personal data in line with the GDPR. We will never share your data with another organisation for any purpose. Data will be kept and used only for as long as is necessary to enable us to provide you with the support you request, and to fulfil legal and statutory obligations. For further details please see Adfam's full privacy policy

About you

Contact Details

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We will only use this to get in touch about your referral.

Please note, your postal address is required in case of emergency during your support sessions. In exceptional circumstances we may be required to call emergency services to your home. Your counsellor/support worker would only do this if they believed that there was immediate risk of harm to you or someone else at your home.

Your GP

Please note, your GP details are required in case we have serious concerns for your health and wellbeing during your programme of support. In exceptional circumstances our counsellor/support worker may contact your GP to alert them to a matter of concern or perceived (non-emergency) risk to you. This would normally be done in discussion with you and with your agreement, but in certain circumstances where it was not possible to contact you or the risk was deemed to be high, we may contact them without your agreement.

Referral

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