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This is a list of services in your local area, along with some national agencies you can contact no matter where you live. Some of the services listed below may not be available to everyone. They might be specific to a certain age group, or require a referral from GP or health professional.
We recommend you ring ahead first, to see if it's the most suitable choice.
128 Holderness Road
Hull
HU9 1JP
East Yorkshire
Phone:
01482 588 454
Fax:
01482 424 102
Email: enquiries@rapt-hull.org
Website: www.rapt-thebridges.org.uk
The Bridges is a residential substance misuse treatment centre for men. It was established in 2004 and is run by The Rehabilitation for Addicted Prisoners Trust, a registered charity and provider of intensive, abstinence-based drug and alcohol rehabilitation programmes in UK prisons.
The Bridges is the only residential drug and alcohol treatment facility in the UK specifically designed for offenders and we have developed working practices and partnerships that are unique in this field. We have successfully treated men from all parts of the country, many with complex needs. All treatment episodes are tailored to the individual and we work collaboratively with the probation service to best deliver a structured programme of treatment with a clear pathway to rehabilitation and community re-integration.
The Bridges’ treatment programme uses evidence-based interventions, such as the 12 Step model of recovery as developed by Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. The programme also uses elements of Motivational Enhancement Therapy and the Seeking Safety approach. The Bridges programme also utilises a Therapeutic Communities approach which supports staff and clients to play an active role in the running of the treatment community. We encourage collective openness and sharing in order to maintain a supportive, therapeutic environment in which individuals can achieve their goals.
Thompson Street
Manchester
M4 5FY
Collyhurst
Greater Manchester
Phone:
0161 827 8570
Email: info@turning-point.co.uk
Smithfield is a purpose built 22 bed specialist inpatient treatment unit located in Manchester City Centre. The service provides Psychosocial Interventions alongside a range of medically managed drug and alcohol detoxifications in a clinically safe and supportive environment. All treatment programmes are flexible and tailored to individual needs and outcomes to support a person’s sustained recovery from addiction.
378 Clapham Road
London
SW9 9AR
Clapham
Greater London
Phone:
020 7498 7659
Fax:
020 7498 7576
Website: www.perryclaymanproject.org.uk
Private 12 step treatment centre for adult drug addicts and alcoholics. Charges apply.
The address of this support service is private
Phone:
020 7916 5013
Grace House is a residential service for women only. The service provides drug and alcohol free support for women with substance misuse problems and complex needs, including domestic violence, offending behaviour, sexual exploitation, homelessness and eating disorders.
Grace House is open to national multi-agency referrals. Our all-female team of drug and alcohol workers provides support through one-to-ones, group work and alternative therapies while residents are responsible for the day-to-day running of the house and aid in each other’s recovery.
Residents stay for between 12 and 24 weeks, gaining more independence as their time progresses, allowing them to develop the skills needed to live independently. In the final stage of the programme, the women move into a bungalow, where each bedroom benefits from its own garden.
29-31 Collegiate Crescent
Sheffield
S10 2BJ
Broomhall
South Yorkshire
Phone:
0114 268 5131
The National Specialist Family Service is a unique service offering residential treatment for mums and dads to address their drug and alcohol issues whilst remaining the primary carers for their children.
Children live on-site with their parents – this supports families to stay together. Parents can be single parents or couples. The service is in a rural part of Sheffield, just a short walk from local amenities and shops. Children up to the age of 10 are able to enter residential treatment with their parents and are looked after in the OFSTED registered nursery while their parents participate in treatment. The programme has three main elements: therapeutic, parenting and child development with parents working on both their own substance misuse and their parenting skills.
Remember the people at these organisations are professionally trained and must keep everything you say confidential.
If you're having trouble finding the right type of help, you can always call FRANK on 0300 123 6600 and we can talk through your options.