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Substance misuse and howto deal with its consequencesis an ever-present challengein many parts of society.Most of us will at some pointencounter someone whomay need help, advice ortreatment around this issue.

This directory forprofessionals was compiledto help you identify theagency most suited to theneeds of anyone who mightbenefit from help aroundsubstance misuse.

There are a number ofagencies in the City ofWestminster that provideassessment, treatment,advice and information for drug and alcohol use.

The drug and alcoholagencies in this guide providea wide range of services for those using drugs and/oralcohol or those concernedabout someone else’ssubstance use.

Open access agencies acceptself referrals and may offer a drop-in service. The aim of these services is to engagepeople into drug and alcoholtreatment services andreduce drug related harm.

Structured treatmentagencies provide specialistsubstance misuse treatmentprogrammes and in mostcases, can only be accessedvia a formal referral.

Some residential, in-patientand day programme servicesrequire funding. If a clientcannot pay for the servicethemselves, they shouldcontact the WestminsterSubstance Misuse Team foran assessment of their needs.

TIER 1 - NON SUBSTANCEMISUSE SPECIFIC SERVICES:This category covers the rangeof generic services that arenot directly related tosubstance misuse but where asubstance misuser might beidentified (eg. GPs, housing,social services, pharmacies, A& E departments, etc). Due tothe vast number of agenciescontained in this category, itwas deemed unrealistic toinclude this particular Tier inthe directory. Instead we haveincluded a ‘Useful Contacts’section which lists a range ofvarious helpful agencies andtelephone helplines.

TIER 2 - OPEN ACCESSSUBSTANCE MISUSESERVICES:In Tier 2 you will find allagencies that act as a firstport of call for anyonewishing to discuss theirsubstance misuse. TypicallyTier 2 services provide lowthreshold intervention aimedat engaging a substance userin treatment and reducingharm. All agencies containedwithin this tier will conduct anassessment of the client’sneeds and will know how todeal with the outcome(s) of it.A Tier 2 agency may chooseto refer the substance user onto a more appropriate agencyto address the range of needsidentified at assessment stage.

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THE NATIONAL TREATMENT AGENCY (NTA) HASSPLIT DRUG TREATMENT SERVICE DELIVERY INTO FOUR DISTINCT “TIERS OF CARE”. EACH TIERDEALS WITH SPECIFIC AREAS AROUNDSUBSTANCE MISUSE AND SOME WILL BE MORESUITABLE THAN OTHERS FOR THE PERSON YOUARE TRYING TO HELP. THESE FOUR TIERS CAN BESUMMED UP AS FOLLOWS

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TIER 3 - STRUCTUREDCOMMUNITY BASEDSPECIALIST SUBSTANCESERVICES: Tier 3 services offerstructured programmesprovided solely for drugand/or alcohol users. Once a comprehensive assessmenthas been carried out, thespecialist agency willrecommend a course ofaction which will includecare planning, co-ordinationand review.

Some Tier 2 agencies alsoprovide Tier 3 services but thisis not necessarily the case.Westminster agencies whichprovide both Tier 2 and Tier 3services are clearly identified assuch in this guide.

TIER 4 - RESIDENTIALSPECIALISED DRUGTREATMENT: Tier 4 is aimed at individualspresenting with high levels of need. Services in this Tierinclude: inpatient drug and alcohol detoxification,residential rehabilitation unitsand stabilisation services. These programmes are highlystructured and referral is usuallyconducted from Tier 3 services.

NB - Unless you can clearlyidentify yourself as part ofa Tier 2 or Tier 3 service(i.e. if you are working fora drug or alcohol service)you should only ever refera potential client into aTier 2 service.

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WESTMINSTERDRUG ANDALCOHOLSCREENING ANDREFERRAL TOOL

All services (Tier 1,2,3,4)should use the Westminsterdrug and alcohol screeningand referral tool for initialassessment and professionalreferral to any of thetreatment services listedwithin this guide.

Screening assessment is a brief process that aims todetermine if a client has a drug or alcohol problem,related or co-existentproblems and whether there is any immediate risk for theclient. The assessment shouldidentify those who requirereferral to drug or alcoholtreatment services and theurgency of the referral.

The Westminster drug andalcohol screening and referraltool was developed to assistwith the screening assessmentand improve clients’ access to treatment services byformalising referral processes.It also aims to reduceinappropriate referrals andduplication of assessments.

A copy of the Westminsterdrug and alcohol referral toolcan be downloaded from theWestminster DAAT websitewww.westminster.gov.uk/wdaat

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9 OPEN ACCESS - TIER 2

10 Alcohol Resource Centre

11 The Caravan

12 Hungerford Drug Project(HDP)

13 Equinox StreetDependency Service

14 Westminster Drug Project

15 New Roots

17 STRUCTUREDTREATMENTTIER 3 & TIER 4

18 Capio Nightingale Hospital

19 City Roads CrisisIntervention

20 The Core Trust

21 Drug and AlcoholFoundation

22 Long Yard ResidentialDetoxification Service

23 Soho Alcohol Treatment Service

24 Foundations

25 Westminster SubstanceMisuse Team

26 The Meanwhile FamilyTherapy Service

27 Mindsets

28 Westminster Treatment Centre

29 Maternal Health Service

30 Blood Borne Virus Service

33 DRUG INTERVENTIONPROGRAM

37 WESTMINSTER GP SHARED CARE PROVIDERS

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45 USEFUL CONTACTS

48 CARERS INFORMATION

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ALCOHOLRESOURCECENTRE (ARC)

SERVICE PROVIDER:Rugby House – ARP

ADDRESS:314 Ladbroke Grove W10 5NQ

TELEPHONE:020 8960 5505

FACSIMILE:020 8960 0052

E-MAIL:[email protected]

WEB:www.rugbyhouse.org.uk

HOURS:Office hours: Mon - Fri 9.30am-5pm

Drop-in hours: Mon - Thurs 10am-12pm

TYPE OF REFERRAL:� Self referral� Professional

AGE GROUP:Adult 18yrs+

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DISABILITY SERVICES: Yes

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ARC is a community basedadvice and counselling servicefor people who are worriedabout their drinking,concerned about a friend orrelative’s drinking, or justneed to know more aboutalcohol. ARC offers bothharm minimisation andabstinence based treatment.

• advice and informationabout alcohol

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THE CARAVANPROJECT

SERVICE PROVIDER:Central and North WestLondon NHS Foundation Trust

ADDRESS:9a South Wharf Road, St Marys, Paddington, London W2 1PD

TELEPHONE:020 7886 1972

FACSIMILE:020 7886 6699


WEB:www.cnwl.org

HOURS:Office hours: 9.30am-5.30pm

Drop-in hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri:10.30am-12.30pm Mon - Fri: 2pm-4pmFemales only: Mon: 2pm-4pm



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DISABILITY SERVICES:Yes

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The Caravan Project operateswithin a harm minimisationphilosophy. Their aim is toprovide holistic specialist carefor those excluded anddisadvantaged by substanceuse. They promote a safenon-judgemental environmentthat values diversity.

• information and adviceabout drugs

• open access drop in• key working• needle exchange• access to HIV and

Hepatitis B & C testing,Hepatitis B vaccinations

• weekly legal advicesessions

• group work programme• complementary therapies• women only drop in

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HUNGERFORDDRUG PROJECT(HDP)

SERVICE PROVIDER:Turning Point

ADDRESS:32a Wardour Street, London W1D 6QR

TELEPHONE:020 7437 3523

FACSIMILE:020 7287 1274

EMAIL:[email protected]

HOURS:Office hours: Mon - Fri 10am-6pm

Drop-in hours: Mon - Fri 12pm-5pmexcept Wed, 2pm-5pmSat-Sun 1pm-5pm



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DISABILITY SERVICES:No

The Hungerford Drug Projectprovides advice, information,support and treatment for people with substancemisuse problems in a varietyof settings.

Soho Base Services Team -provides an open accessprogramme, keyworksessions, counselling,complementary therapies,advice and information. Tier 2/3

External Services Team -provides needle exchange,keyworking, treatmentescorts, training, groupwork,professional advice andsupport via a satellite serviceto a range of homelessservices (hostels and daycentres) within Westminster.Tier 2/3

Antidote - a Lesbian, Gay,Bisexual and Transgendertargeted service which offersweekly support groups,keyworking, complementarytherapy sessions, andstructured psychotherapy. Tier 3

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EQUINOX STREETDEPENDENCYSERVICE

ADDRESS:(Correspondence address - office only)Whittaker Centre, 91 Tollington Way, London N7 6RE

TELEPHONE:020 7263 4140

FACSIMILE:020 7272 6366

WEB:www.equinoxcare.org.uk

HOURS:Mon-Fri 9am-5pm


AGE GROUP:Adults 18yrs+

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DISABILITY SERVICES:N/A

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The Equinox team offersadvice and informationabout drugs and alcohol andassists people into the rightareas of treatment. Theirservice focuses on homelesspeople and rough sleepersand they are able to meetclients at chosen locations.

The team operates fromthree homeless day centres:Connection at St Martins,The Passage Day Centre andWest London Day Centre.

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WESTMINSTERDRUG PROJECT(WDP)

ADDRESS:472-474 Harrow Road London W9 3RU

TELEPHONE:020 7266 6200

FACSIMILE:020 7266 6227


WEB:www.wdp-drugs.org.uk

HOURS:Office hours: Mon - Fri 10am-5pm

Drop-in hours: Mon - Fri 1pm-5pm


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DISABILITY SERVICES:Limited

TIER:2/3

WDP provides a variety ofservices to people withsubstance misuse problems.They offer advice, treatmentand counselling in a bid toreduce the harm that clientsmay cause to themselves andthe wider community.

• information and adviceabout drugs

• open access drop in • key working and

counselling• needle exchange• access to HIV and

Hepatitis B & C testing,Hepatitis B vaccinations

• group work programme• complementary therapies• women’s support group

once a week.

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NEW ROOTS SERVICE PROVIDER:Rugby House - ARP

ADDRESS:(Correspondence address -office only)34 Bloomsbury StreetLondon WC1B 3QJ

TELEPHONE:Office phone: 0207 462 6996

Client only freephone line: 0800 019 0563

FACSIMILE:0207 462 6999

OPENING HOURS:Mon - Fri 9.30am-5pm

TYPE OF REFERRAL:� Professional� Self referral


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New Roots is a community-based alcohol and drugservice which works withBlack and Minority Ethnic(BME) communities inWestminster to raiseawareness of substance use.New Roots works within thecommunity and runs sessionsin health centres, communitycentres and mental healthservices – please telephonefor information on currentsatellite services.

• assessment• brief interventions• structured counselling• training and education.

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CAPIONIGHTINGALEHOSPITAL

ADDRESS:11-19 Lisson GroveLondon NW1 6SH

TELEPHONE:020 7535 7700

FACSIMILE:020 7724 9977


WEB: www.nightingalehospital.co.uk

OFFICE HOURS:Mon - Fri 9am-5pm

TYPE OF REFERRAL:� Professional


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Capio Nightingale is aninpatient unit for people with drug and alcoholproblems who requiredetoxification under medical supervision.

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CITY ROADSCRISISINTERVENTION

SERVICE PROVIDER:Cranstoun Drug Services

ADDRESS:352-358 City Road, London EC1V 2PY

TELEPHONE:Office phone: 020 7843 1640

Client only freephone line: 020 7278 8671

FACSIMILE:020 7278 0807


WEB:www.cranstoun.org

OPENING HOURS:24hrs/7 day a week

TYPE OF REFERRAL:� Self referral � Professional


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City Roads specialises in crisisintervention for people whoare in a life threateningsituation because of theirdrug use. Clients may stay for a maximum of 21 days.Treatment includesdetoxification, groupwork and1:1 support. Individual careplanning addresses health,legal and social issues.

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THE CORE TRUST ADDRESS:Lisson Cottages, 35A Lisson Grove London NW1 6UD

TELEPHONE:020 7258 3031

FACSIMILE:020 7402 1964

WEB: www.coretrust.co.uk

EMAIL: [email protected]

HOURS:Mon - Fri 9.30am-5.30pm



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The Core Trust provides astructured day programme forpeople with drug and alcoholproblems. Core Trust providescounselling and group workcombined with a range ofcomplementary therapies.Core Kids is a relatedprogramme which offers theclients' children support andadvice.

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DRUG ANDALCOHOLFOUNDATION (DAF)

ADDRESS:18 Dartmouth Street, London SW1H 9BL

TELEPHONE:020 7233 0400

FACSIMILE:020 7233 0463


WEB:www.daf-london.org.uk

HOURS:Mon, Wed, Fri 9.30am-5pmTue, Thurs 9.30am-8pm



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DAF offers individual and couples counselling,structured day programme,dual diagnosis programmeand carers service for thosewith drug or alcohol relatedproblems. Programmes areabstinence and non-abstinence based

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LONG YARDRESIDENTIALDETOXIFICATIONSERVICE

SERVICE PROVIDER:Rugby House - ARP

ADDRESS:8-9 Long Yard, London WC1N 3LU

TELEPHONE:0207 404 1117

FACSIMILE:020 7242 2206

WEB:www.rugbyhouse.org.uk

TYPE OF REFERRAL:� Professional only

AGE GROUP:Adult 18yrs+ Referrals 65yrs + areindividually assessed by our General Practitioner

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Rugby House - ARP Long Yard is a unique 13-bed scheme,which provides a full crisisintervention service for thosewho misuse alcohol. Long Yardoffers a full assessment andwithdrawal from alcohol aspart of an overall care package.

The supervised withdrawalfrom alcohol is supported by a comprehensive health andsocial care programme. Staffdeliver a core group workprogramme, whichcomplements the individualkeywork partnership.Residents are also assessed formove-on and given informalsupport on an ongoing basis.

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SOHO ALCOHOLTREATMENTTEAM


ADDRESS:Soho Centre for Health andCare, 4th Floor, 1 Frith Street,London W1D 3HZ

TELEPHONE:020 7534 6699

FACSIMILE:020 7534 6700


WEB:www.cnwl.org/Substance_Westminster_Soho_Alcohol_Treatment_Service.html

HOURS:Mon - Fri 9am-5pm



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Soho Alcohol Treatment Serviceoffers a range of individual andgroup therapies to help peoplemake changes in their drinkingbehaviour. Treatment goalsmay include both controlleddrinking or abstinence.

• individual counselling and support

• therapeutic groups• access to outpatient and

inpatient detoxification• occupational therapy• psychological assessment

and treatment• Gay and Bisexual Men’s

Support group• Women’s Group.

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FOUNDATIONSWESTMINSTER(AFTERCARE)

ADDRESS:Foundations6 Conduit StLondonW1S 2XE

TELEPHONE:020 7493 2367

FACSIMILE:020 7495 7927


WEB:www.wdp-drugs.org.uk

HOURS:Mon-Fri 9am-5pmDrop-in hours: appointment only

TYPE OF REFERRAL:� self referral, professionals

AGE GROUP:Over 18’s

MALE/ FEMALE: Both

DISABILITY SERVICES:No wheelchair access

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• peer support groups • alternative therapies• relapse prevention• coping skills• trips (confidence building,

team building)• CV writing workshops,

interview techniqueassistance

• support applying forfurther education andvoluntary work

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WESTMINSTERSUBSTANCEMISUSE TEAM(SMT)

ADDRESS:Soho Centre for Health andCare, 2nd Floor, 1 Frith Street,London, W1D 3QS

TELEPHONE:020 7641 7470

FAX:020 7641 7474





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The SMT is a Social Servicescare management teamwhose main purpose is toassess and care manage drugand alcohol users requiringresidential, day care or othertreatment programmes thathave to be funded. Themajority of these services are abstinence basedtherefore most peoplereferred to the SMT will wantto achieve abstinence.

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THE MEANWHILEFAMILY THERAPYSERVICE


ADDRESS:Unit 5, 1-31 Elkstone RoadLondon W10 5NT

TELEPHONE:020 8960 0880

FACSIMILE:020 8964 8221


WEB:www.cnwl.org/meanwhilefamilytherapyservice.html

OPENING HOURS:Mon-Fri 9am-5pm



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The Family Therapy Serviceprovides a range oftherapuetic interventions for individuals, couples and families who are affectedby the misuse of drugs andalcohol. Services includeindividual therapy, coupletherapy, whole family therapy,'Relative Connections'education group and parentalsupport groups.

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MINDSETS ADDRESS:1 Hanway Place W1T 1HA

TELEPHONE:020 7636 0366

FACSIMILE:020 7323 1715


WEB:www.mindsets.org

HOURS:Mon,Tue,Fri 10am-1pm, 3pm-6pmWed, Thur 10am-1pmSat 11am-3pm



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Holistic Drug and AlcoholAddiction Treatment NBPrivate clinic

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WESTMINSTERTREATMENTCENTRE (WTC)


ADDRESS:Latimer House40 Hanson StreetLondon W1W 6UL

TELEPHONE:0207 612 1650

FACSIMILE:0207 612 1649

WEB:www.cnwl.org

OPENING HOURS:Mon 9.30am-5 pmTues 9.30am-4.30pm Wed 9.30am-4.30pmThur 9.30am-12.45pm,5.30pm-6pmFri 9.30am-3pm

Drop in hours: Mon, Wed 1.30pm-4pm



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The Westminster Treatment Centre is a largemultidisciplinary team which provides initial andcomprehensive assessments forclients with complex substancemisuse or alcohol problems.The service provides structuredindividualised treatments within-put from doctors, clinicalnurse specialists, psychologyand occupational therapy.

• brief interventions foralcohol

• long-term work for drugmisuse clients

• psychological assessmentand treatment

• occupational assessmentand treatment

• group work• complementary therapy• time limited methadone

maintenance• access to HIV and

Hepatitis B & C testing,Hepatitis B vaccinations.

NB Soho Rapid AccessClinic (SRAC) has nowmerged with WTC

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MATERNALHEALTH SERVICE


ADDRESS:contact through WestminsterTreatment Centre

The Maternal Health Serviceprovides a specialist clinicalservice for women requiringcare in pregnancy due to drugor alcohol complexities. TheMaternal Health Service is acommunity based service andwill provide advice andinformation, assessment,referral and counselling topregnant women, their familiesand significant others. It willalso provide consultation,liaison and training services toother professionals and thewider community.



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BLOOD BORNEVIRUS SERVICE


ADDRESS:contact through WestminsterTreatment Centre

The Blood Borne Virus Serviceprovides a specialist clinicalservice developed to promoteHepatitis B and C testing,Hepatitis B vaccinations and toreduce the risk of transmissionof blood borne viruses throughharm minimisation initiatives.The Blood Borne Virus Serviceis a community based serviceand provides advice andinformation, testing andvaccination, pre- and post-testcounselling and referral. It willalso provide consultation andliaison to other professionalsand the wider community.

Services are provided viasatellite clinics at thefollowing services:

� Westminster Drug Project -Mon - Fri 1pm-4pm

� Hungerford Project -Wednesday, 2pm-5pm

� Caravan Project - Wed10.30am-12.30pmFriday 2pm-4pm



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TELEPHONE:0207 266 6251

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DIP provides a single point of contact for those involvedin the criminal justice system.There is a telephone servicewhich provides information ona wide range of services andcan signpost into treatment.

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� advice, support andassessment

� available for everyone wholives or stays in Westminster.

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FITZROVIA MEDICALCENTRE31 Fitzroy Square, LondonW1P 6EU

Tel: 020 7387 5798Fax: 020 7387 2497Email:[email protected] Lead Doctor: Dr M Johnson

GARWAY MEDICALPRACTICEPickering HouseHallfield EstateLondon W2 6HFTel: 0207 616 2900Fax: 0208 969 7777Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr G Williams

HARROW ROAD HEALTH CENTRE209 Harrow Road, London W2 5EZ

Tel: 020 7286 1231Fax: 020 7266 1253Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr J Fluxman

HARROW ROAD SURGERY574 Harrow Road, LondonW10 4NJ

Tel: 020 8960 5499Fax: 020 8968 1947Email:[email protected] Doctor:Dr K Srikrishnamurthy

LANARK MEDICAL CENTREGround Floor, 165 LanarkRoad, London W9 1NZ

Tel: 020 7328 1128Fax: 020 7328 0605Email:[email protected] Doctor: Dr El Gazzar

LISSON GROVE HEALTH CENTREGateforth Street, LondonNW8 8EH

Tel: 020 7723 2213Fax: 020 7723 4961Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr A Bakker

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MILLBANK MEDICAL CENTRE20 Page Street, LondonSW1P 4EN

Tel: 020 7834 5502Fax: 020 7834 2350Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr A Dicker

PADDINGTON GREENHEALTH CENTRE4 Princess Louise Close,London W2 1LQ

Tel: 020 7887 1600Fax: 020 7887 1635Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr A Elder

THE BELGRAVIA SURGERY24-26 Eccleston Street,London SW1W 9PY

Tel: 020 7590 8000Fax: 020 7590 8010Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr P Tlusty

THE CARDINAL HUME CENTRE3-7 Arneway Street,London SW1P 2BG

Tel: 0207 222 1602Fax: 0207 233 2513Email: [email protected] Doctors:Dr M Hickey Dr O’Riley

THE ELGIN PARTNERSHIPWoodchester Square,London W2 5SW

Tel: 020 7286 0747Fax: 020 7286 9773Email:[email protected] Doctor: Dr P Mackney

THE MARVEN MEDICAL PRACTICE46-50 Lupus Street, London SW1V 3EB

Tel: 020 7834 1160Fax: 020 8834 0417Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr J Jerjian

THE MAYFAIR MEDICAL CENTRE3-5 Weighhouse Street,London W1K 5LS

Tel: 020 7493 1647Fax: 020 7493 3169Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr S Nazeer

THE NEW ELGIN PRACTICE44 Chippenham Road,London W9 2AF

Tel: 08444 778 728Fax: 08708 902 485Email: [email protected] Doctor: Dr P Quilliam

WESTBOURNE GREENSURGERYHealth at the Stowe 260 Harrow RoadW2 5ES London

Tel: 020 7289 2810Fax: 020 7289 0426Email: n/aLead Doctor: Dr Olufunwa

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PHARMACIES BENSONS PHARMACY276 Harrow RoadLondon W2 5ESTel: 020 7286 8738Fax: 020 72660800Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-6.30pm Saturday 9am-5pm

BROWNS PHARMACY195 Shirland RoadLondon W9 2ELTel: 020 7286 0377Fax: 020 77286 0377Hours: Mon-Fri 9am -7.30pmSaturday 9am-7pm

COLONNADES PHARMACY30 Porchester RoadLondon W2 6ESTel/fax 020 7727 5713Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-7pmSaturday 9am-6pm

CURIE CHEMIST445 Edgware RoadLondon W2 1THTel: 020 7262 4860Fax: 020 7724 0953Hours: Mon-Fri 9.30am-6pm Saturday 10am-3pm

PORTMANS PHARMACY93 Tachbrook StreetLondon SW1V 2QATel: 020 7834 2816Fax; 020 7834 2816Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-6.30pmSaturday 9am-5.30pm

VICTORIA PHARMACY58 Horseferry RoadLondon SW1P 2AFTel: 020 7222 5793Fax: 020 7222 5793 Hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.30pm

WARWICK PHARMACY34-36 Warwick WayLondon SW1V 1RYTel: 020 7834 4721Fax: 020 7976 6742Hours: Mon -Fri 9am-6pm Saturday 9am-6pm

WATSONS PHARMACY1 Frith StreetLondon W1D 3HZTel: 020 7437 2270Fax: 020 7287 9356Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-6.30pm

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MARKET PHARMACY85 Church StreetLondon NW8 8EUTel: 020 7723 1944Fax: 020 7724 8074Hours: Mon-Fri 9.30am-7pmSaturday 9.30am-6pm

SUPERDRUG PHARMACY49-50 The StrandLondon WC2 N5LLTel: 020 7930 2210Fax: 020 7930 2210Hours: Mon -Thurs 7.30am-9pm Friday 7.30am-8pmSaturday 11am-8pmSunday 12pm-6pm

SUMER PHARMACY340 Harrow RoadLondon W9V 2HPTel: 020 7286 1514Fax: 020 7276 7634Hours: Mon-Fri 9.30am-6.30pmSaturday 11am-5pm

PROJECTS TURNING POINTHUNGERFORD DRUGPROJECTHungerford Needle Exchange VanEarnshaw StreetOff New Oxford StreetHours: Mon-Fri 4pm-7pm

THE CARAVAN PROJECT9a South Wharf Road,Paddington, London W2 1PDTel: 020 7886 1972

WESTMINSTER DRUGPROJECT – WDP470 Harrow Road, London W9 3RUTel: 020 7886 6498

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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSTelephone:London: 020 7833 0022National: 0845 769 7555Web: www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUSTelephone:London: 020 7730 0009National: 0845 373 3366Web: www.ukna.org

COCAINE ANONYMOUSTelephone: 0800 612 0225Web: www.cauk.org.uk

NHS DIRECTFor nurse advice and healthinformationTelephone: 0845 4647Web: www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk

RELEASEFor advice and information on drugs and legal issuesTelephone: 0845 450 0215Web: www.release.org.uk

SHELTERLINE24 hour urgent housingadvice lineTelephone: 0808 800 4444Web: www.shelter.org.uk

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SAMARITANSSamaritans providesconfidential non-judgementalsupport, 24 hours a day forpeople experiencing feelingsof distress or despair.Telephone: 08457 90 90 90Web: www.samaritans.org

NATIONAL DOMESTICVIOLENCE HELPLINE24 hour national telephoneservice offering confidentialadvice, information andsupport for womenexperiencing domesticviolence, their family, friends,colleagues and others callingon their behalf.Telephone: 0808 2000 247Web:www.nationaldomesticviolencehelpline.org.uk

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FAMILIES ANONYMOUSFor relatives and friendsconcerned about the use of drugs or relatedbehavioural problems.

Helpline: 0845 1200 660Web: www.famanon.org.uk

ADFAMProvides direct support tofamilies through publications,training, prison visitors’centres, outreach work and signposting to localsupport services.

Telephone: 020 7553 7640Web: www.adfam.org.uk

AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPSAl-Anon Family Groupsprovide support to anyonewhose life is, or has been,affected by someone else's drinking.

Telephone: 020 7403 0888Web: www.al-anonuk.org.uk

RELEASEDedicated to meeting thehealth, welfare and legalneeds of drugs users andthose who live and work with them.

Telephone: 0845 4500 215Web: www.release.org.uk

CARERS NETWORKWESTMINSTERCNWL provides support,information and advice tocarers in Westminster

Telephone: 020 8960 3033Web:www.carers.org/local/london/westminster

Local services for carerslooking after a person whohas drug or alcohol problemsare provided at the FamilyTherapy Service and theAlcohol Resource Centre(ARC). Please see their pagefor details.

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This Professional Guide to drug and alcoholservices in Westminster isproduced by WestminsterDrug and Alcohol ActionTeam (WDAAT).

WDAAT is a strategicpartnership composed ofmembers from theWestminster Primary CareTrust, London Probation Area,Metropolitan Police Serviceand Westminster City CouncilThis partnership came intoexistence in 1998 as part ofthe government's Ten-YearStrategy ‘Tackling Drugs toBuild a Better Britain'.

At a local level, the WDAATTeam is responsible fordelivering the strategic plansand priorities as directed bythe high-level, multi-agencyDAAT. This team oversees the commissioning of alltreatment services, includingthose that sit within the Drugs InterventionProgramme (DIP).

For further information please visit our websitewww.westminster.gov.uk/wdaat

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