Liverpool Community Alcohol Service

LCAS provides a city wide service for residents of Liverpool. We work in the acute hospitals and community bases providing support and treatment interventions to individuals with alcohol issues. The team aims to help individuals manage the amount of alcohol they drink, or even help them to stop drinking altogether if they choose. The team will work with individuals to develop an individualised care plan that will support them through LCAS treatment and beyond.

The service works across a range of conditions linked to alcohol dependency, from people with a serious illness caused by alcohol, to people who are borderline dependent to people who may need brief intervention support and advice.

LCAS can support people to establish the severity of their alcohol use and work with them to develop a care plan that is right for them. LCAS can refer to inpatient and community-based detoxification programmes for people requiring a medical detoxification programme.

If you are a friend, relative or carer of someone you suspect of having an alcohol problem you can also access LCAS for free and confidential advice.

For more information please call LCAS on 0151 471 7784

Self referral or via other agency