24/7 The Family Addiction Support Network is here for you

If you are affected by someone’s addictive behaviour, call our helpline today (087) 904 6405

Supporting Families in Cavan, Monaghan, Louth & Meath

You Are Not Alone

FASN understands the deep impact that addiction and substance misuse have on families and loved ones. If you are struggling to cope with a loved one’s addiction, we offer a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space where you can find support, guidance, and hope. We provide a range of free and confidential services to help family members navigate the challenges of addiction.

FASN Podcast Series

Hear directly from family members about how a loved one’s addiction impacted their lives and their families.

Click here to discover in their own words, how finding support through FASN helped them cope, make changes and begin to move forward.

Contact FASN

Together, We Can Take the Next Step

FASN is here to support, guide, and give you strength

Call us on (042) 935 5251 / (087) 904 6405

Our Support Services

FASN provide a range of free and confidential services
to help family members navigate the challenges of addiction.

One-to-One Support Sessions

Confidential individual sessions to help you process your experience and find practical ways to cope.

Educational Programs

Gain knowledge and tools to manage challenges and regain control of your life.

Weekly Support Groups

Join a safe and understanding community, available in Cavan, Monaghan, Louth, and Meath.

Access to Counselling Service

Join a safe and understanding community, available in Cavan, Monaghan, Louth, and Meath.

Access to Respite Weekends for Family Members

Take time to recharge through our respite programs designed for family members.

Drug Debt Intimidation Support

Support is available for families facing threats from drug debt-related intimidation.

Together, We Can Take the Next Step

FASN is here to support, guide, and give you strength

Call us on (042) 935 5251 / (087) 904 6405

Help and hope are just a call away.

We assist families in the North East to achieve a greater understanding of addiction, to empower you to improve your quality of life and fulfill a positive role in the recovery of your loved one, should you choose to take it. If you or someone you know is struggling due to a loved one’s addiction, reach out today. Help and hope are just a call away.

Call (087) 904 6405

Here for You in Cavan, Monaghan, Louth, and Meath

You’re not alone. FASN offers compassionate support and guidance when you need it most.

Call us on (042) 935 5251 / (087) 904 6405

Testimonials from Family Members

Family Support became my lifeline. Each week I couldn’t wait to get to my group. It became like my family. I was accepted, never criticized or judged for the way in which I handled situations. Thank you, Thank you Family Support.

Family Support Member, Cavan

I learned to look after myself and got new coping skills. It has brought me great peace, tolerance and freedom to let my family member take the consequences for the choices THEY make. Heartfelt thanks Family Support!

Family Support Member, Drogheda

The people at FASN understood everything my family and I was going through simply because they had been there too. They gave me a glimmer of hope and so and I was so glad when I attended my first family support meeting.

Family Support Member, Dundalk

I recently linked in with FASN and attended the 5 Step Programme. I found the programme to be educational and the facilitator to be very friendly, compassionate and understanding of my emotional, physical and material needs. I would highly recommend this programme. The new social norm is support groups. We learn that we do not have to struggle alone and try to figure it out ourselves. We can reach out and work together to find more positive solutions. It is up to us as individuals. We can leave the pain of the past behind and heal. I feel I would love to go on and volunteer in FASN as I feel I have a world of knowledge, a lot to contribute and would love to work to support others.

Margaret