The Drugs Advice Service and Helpline has made a new video to inform people of the work it does on the Island.
Now a self funded operation DASH relies heavily on fundraising initiatives and donations.
One of the unique things about the service is that users are able to remain anonymous while they seek help - something not offered anywhere else on Island.
Shelly Stanley tells us how long they will be able to operate as normal with the existing funds at their disposal:
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