5 Bridge

We are a family friendly community here at the Bridge. I have posted up regularly about the happenings of my little family, most commonly of late about our house renovation project and our in suing family holidays..

We are also very socially conscious. You will continue to see more posts coming through about green things and socially responsible action. I think we all understand, well at least those of us that have our brains turned on, that we cannot continue to blindly consume at the rate we have been, and hope to leave a healthy and intact eco-system for our kids.

And the third aspect of the Bridge that has been growing, on top of the usual finance, internet and marketing postage, which kind of fits in the 2nd slot above, the socially responsible one, but is slightly different, is the community service postage. I would say the 2nd category is probably more accurately an environmental one, where this 3rd one is about community and social action.

Which is what I wanted to post about today. Like I said above, we are family friendly here at the Bridge, we do not mind screaming kids and wrinkly oldies.. and we also do not mind the weird and slightly unstable druggie uncle/aunt/son/daughter/mother/cousin either..

It is a lonely road, drug addiction, whether that is the more normal substances like alcohol or the harder things like ice and cocaine. And it is also one that needs expert help coming from empathetic professionals that know because they have been through it themself.

I have a drug rehab portal that I blog because the service is, in my opinion, not only crucial and excellent, but one that I would seek out if I needed it for my own family.

It is non-profit. It is a portal. Which means it is a matching service, essentially. They put the right people in contact with the right people.

I have spent a lot of time reading testimonials, and looking over the site with a critical eye, and I am 100% confident that if you need a drug rehab service for yourself, family or friends this should be your first port of call.

Part of the problem with drug addiction is that it is something that festers and strengthens because of ignorance and fear. When people are afraid to acknowledge its existence, and when they are in the dark about what to do to seek help or how that help will take shape, the problem only becomes worse.

So, here is a first step.

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