Future of Guernsey Alcohol Advisory Service hangs in the balance
Video Report by ITV Channel's Roisin Gauson
The future of Guernsey Alcohol Advisory Service (GAAS) hangs in the balance as the States have cut the funding for the project.
GAAS have been helping people overcome their drug and alcohol problems on the island for over 50 years.
The service did received a £70,000 grant from the States but now hole in their finances comes at a time when the service is experiencing one of its busiest years to date.
In a statement, the Health Improvement Commission and Public Health said they are not cutting the service and are looking at other ways to support it.