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Ara
Tel: 0330 1340 286 Kings Court King Street Bristol Gloucestershire BS1 4EF 18.9 miles away	Ara provides supported housing for people who are homeless/ at risk of homelessness, who are in drug or alcohol recovery. We provide a range of houses, differing in the extent of support, to accommodate for people at all different stages of their recovery, from very early on to maintaining abstin... Continue reading overview	Self referral by phone agency or attend drop-in / information sessions. Professional referral by phone / fax / email / letter.
Community Drug And Alcohol Services - Colston Fort
Tel: 0117 4400 540 1 Colston Fort Montague Place Bristol Gloucestershire BS6 5UB 19.1 miles away	Community Drug and Alcohol Service for drug users and primary alcohol users (aged over 18). Services available include: • Assessment • Specialist prescribing • Inpatient treatment • Community/home detoxi?cation • Blood borne virus services • Naltrexone • Specialist maternity services • R... Continue reading overview	Referrals are received from GPs and other professionals. In some cases, people can refer themselves.
Developing Health & Independence (Dhi) - Patchway
Tel: 01454 868 750 or Freephone 0800 073 3011 Coniston Community Centre The Parade Coniston Road Patchway South Gloucestershire BS34 5LP 19.7 miles away	DHI run innovative services to help disadvantaged people and those living on the margins of society turn their lives around. Our adult substance misuse services are all about helping people to make the connections that allow them to overcome their unhealthy relationship with drugs and/or alcohol.... Continue reading overview	Self, or via other agency
The Nelson Trust
Tel: 01453 885 633 Port Lane Brimscombe Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 2QJ 19.7 miles away	Offers a service for adults seeking an abstinence-based residential treatment programme to achieve lasting recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. The treatment service includes an integrated Education Training and Employment programme and continuity of care through our resettlement housing serv... Continue reading overview	Contact the team on 01453 885 633 to discuss and obtain a referral form / assesment by visit or telephone interview.
Via - Stroud
Tel: 01452 223 014 Bankfield House (rear) Wallbridge Bath Road Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 3JQ 21.6 miles away	Worried about your own or someone else’s alcohol or drug use? We offer free and confidential advice, support and treatment for people in Gloucestershire aged 18+. We’ll talk about your concerns and make a plan together. This care plan will help you reduce or stop your drug or alcohol use – makin... Continue reading overview	You can visit our service in person or contact us by phone or email. Any professional, such as a housing support worker, social worker, GP or nurse can also make a referral for you.
Gloucester House
Tel: 01793 762 365 6 High Street Highworth Swindon Wiltshire SN6 7AG 23.6 miles away	Gloucester House is a CQC registered treatment center that has provided residential rehabilitation for people with substance misuse, drug and alcohol issues since 1961. A 19th Century Grade II listed building, it is situated in the market town of Highworth near Swindon and offers accommodation fo... Continue reading overview	Self referral or via other agency
Clouds House
Tel: 0300 330 0659 East Knoyle Salisbury Wiltshire SP3 6BE 24.6 miles away	Clouds House offers safe therapeutic environment where you can begin to understand your own true potential and build a new life without drugs or alcohol. We offer a well-structured treatment programme for you to learn about yourself in relation to addiction, your vulnerability to relapse and how ... Continue reading overview	Referrals should ideally be made through a key worker, alcohol and drug team, criminal justice or other agencies involved in your care and support plan. Self-referrals are available but funding must be in place before treatment starts.

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