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But Mick was the first on his hands and knees, talking to the unresponsive man and checking for a pulse. He rushes inside and asks Kev for the Naloxone, a medicine that rapidly reverses the effects of an opioid overdose - such as heroin.

Pastor Mick and his colleagues are proud with what they have achieved this year - but they also fear what the pandemic might yet bring in terms of mental health problems.

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Health economist Dr Luke Munford - from the University of Manchester - says an alarm bell is ringing in many poorer areas of the UK. Urgent and emergency mental health referrals to crisis teams in East Lancashire almost quadrupled when you compare July 2019 to July 2021 - he told us - but the picture is 'similarly stark in other deprived parts of the country'.

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The Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust says it's receiving £11.6m of NHS funding over three years to help improve community mental health services.

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Pastor Mick's transformation from violent drug dealer to lifesaver during a pandemic is profound - a personal redemption. 'To be able to serve people who are dying has become the biggest privilege of my life,' he says. 'I feel the best I've ever felt in my life, I feel free. It's made me a better, stronger person - a softer, gentler person.'