DASH says it will continue to offer support and advice to people who are addicted to painkillers and anti-depressants.
It's after a UK survey revealed that over-the-counter and prescription drugs now kill more people in Britain than heroin and cocaine.
Last year 807 people died across the UK as a result of misuse of these legal prescription drugs; that's 90 more than those who died from class A abuse.
Shelly Stanley from the charity says these substances don't
carry the same stigma as notoriously harmful illegal drugs (audio):
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