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Fwd - Drug And Alcohol Service For Young People In Camden
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Tel: 0207 974 4701
Children, Schools and Families
Vadnie Bish House
33-43 Caversham Road
London
Greater London
NW5 2DR
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FWD is a multi-disciplinary drug and alcohol service for young people aged up to 25 in Camden. FWD provides one-to-one structured support and group work sessions to young people affected by substance misuse (including the impact of parental substance misuse) and for those who are at risk of using...
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Self-referrals welcome. Professional referrals using our FWD referral form to be sent to fwd.referral@camden.gov.uk . On receipt of referral contact will be made within five working days to make an appointment for full assessment.
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Sct - Acorn House
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Tel: 020 7613 3055 - Acorn House
116-118 Shoreditch High Street
London
Greater London
E1 6JN
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Acorn House is a 16-bed hostel in Hackney, East London, for homeless men recovering from addictions such as alcohol, drugs or gambling. An abstinence-based environment, it provides a friendly, safe and reliable place where support, recovery and healing can take place.
At Acorn House, we work har...
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If you need help to recover from your addictions, please contact Nancy Akwani on 020 7613 3055 or at nancy.akwani@sct.org.uk
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Turning Point - Complex Needs Service
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Tel: 01707 891 120
Business Tech Centre
Bessemer Drive
Stevenage
Hertfordshire
SG1 2DX
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Working in partnership with specialist housing teams and health & wellbeing services, our county-wide Complex Needs Service aims to empower individuals by achieving positive outcomes in recovery, independence, and wellbeing through personalised and tailored support. We are a free and flexible ser...
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The service is open access, so any individual experiencing mental health issues (Diagnosed or self-reporting), who are 18 years +, and who live in Hertfordshire can refer.
Agencies and or Professionals can also make a referral.
Carers can also self-refer to the service if they would like direct...
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The Living Room - St Albans
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Tel: 0300 365 0304
Rear of 156 Hatfield Road
St Albans
Hertfordshire
AL1 4JA
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Our hubs in Stevenage, St Albans and Watford are open to anyone who chooses to break free from the cycle of addiction. We provide free daytime group therapy, facilitated by counsellors with lived experience in recovery. We also support the family and carers of those caught in the grips of addicti...
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Self-referral or professional referral by phone or by completing our online referral form. www.livingroomherts.org/referral
Call or send an enquiry if you would like to speak to someone for more information.
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Antidote
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Tel: 020 7833 1674
London Friend
86 Caledonian Road
Kings Cross
London
Greater London
N1 9DN
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Antidote is the UK’s only LGBT+ run and targeted drug and alcohol support service. We’re here to give non-judgemental free advice and support delivered by highly trained staff and volunteers - all of whom identify as LGB or T, and who have a good understanding of the pressures and problems that c...
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People who identify as LGBT with drug and alcohol issues can self-refer to our service by emailing: antidote@londonfriend.org.uk or Call 020 7833 1674 and ask for one of the Antidote team.
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Cgl Camden Integrated Drug And Alcohol Service
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Tel: 020 7485 2722
Kings Studio
43-45 Kings Terrace
London
Greater London
NW1 0JR
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A free, open access service for anyone in Camden over 18 affected by alcohol or drugs.
The service provides a range of support including:
- advice on keeping safe
- emotional support and counselling
- group work
- online courses
- medically assisted treatment
- access to different det...
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You can use this online form to refer yourself or someone else to our service: https://www.changegrowlive.org/camden/referrals, by emailing the service at camden.referrals@cgl.org.uk or by calling the service on 020 7485 2722.
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Change Grow Live
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Tel: 0300 303 2866
Dennis Scott Unit
Edgware Community Hospital
Burnt Oak Broadway
Edgware
Greater London
HA8 0AD
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The Drug and Alcohol Treatment Service for Barnet
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Online via our website or in person at our site
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Camden Health Improvement Practice
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Tel: 020 3182 4200
Margarete Centre (Basement)
108 Hampstead Road
London
Greater London
NW1 2LS
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Camden Health Improvement Practice is a multi-disciplinary team providing primary health care to homeless people and those with substance misuse issues in Camden.
We provide walk-in sessions at Camden Health Improvement Practice (which is in the basement of the Margarete Centre). We may ask you ...
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Clients must first register with CHIP at any of the drop-in general medical clinics. Access to opiate services is by drop-in clinic at Spectrum Centre on Tuesday and Friday 9.30 am to 11.30am. At the first point of contact suitability for treatment is assessed in the primary care setting and urin...
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Via - Greenwich
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Tel: 0300 303 4552
821 Woolwich Road
Charlton
Greenwich
London
Greater London
SE7 8LJ
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Via Greenwich is a free and confidential recovery-focused service. We offer treatment and support for Greenwich residents aged 18 or over affected by drug and alcohol problems, as well as their families and carers.
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You can visit our service or contact us by phone or email. You can also fill in our online form and once we’ve received it, we’ll get in touch with you.
Any professional such as a housing support worker, social worker, GP or nurse can also make a referral on your behalf.
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Turning Point Westminster And Kensington & Chelsea
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Tel: 0330 303 8080
32a Wardour Street
Soho
London
Greater London
W1D 6QR
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Turning Point will support and empower you to make positive changes around drugs and alcohol. A dedicated member of the team will offer a safe space to listen to your circumstances. Together we will explore what you'd like to get out of our support. This could be from stopping use to developing h...
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