|  Commissioning
drug and alcohol treatment and support services for
young people, adults, families and carers throughout
Oxfordshire
Drug Treatment Services
Howard House
190 Iffley Road,
Oxford,
OX4 1SD.
Tel: 01865 200955
www.smartcjs.org.uk/go/howardhouse
THIS IS A RESIDENTIAL SERVICE IN OXFORD CITY
This is a 10 bed residential detoxification service
for women
and men over the age of 18, who are resident in Oxfordshire
and who are seeking abstinence from:
- Class A drugs
- Alcohol
- Chaotic poly drug use
- Opiate substitution therapy
- Co-dependence with any of the above and benzodiazepines.
The service offers:
- Assessment
- Detoxification
- Groups
- 1:1's
- Drug testing.
Open: You can be referred to Howard House by your key
worker at SCAS or SMART Community drug and alcohol team.
Please note: Approval from the individual's registered
primary care GP in Oxfordshire will be required regardless
of how they are referred.
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Littlegate Harm Reduction Service
10b Littlegate Street, Oxford OX1 1QT.
Telephone: 01865 251015
www.smartcjs.org.uk
A comprehensive range of harm reduction paraphernalia
and
interventions are available, such as:
- Needle exchange, pick 'n' mix including water,
condoms
and steri-cups
- Signposting
- Advice and information
- Harm reduction
- Drop-in
- Assessment
- Referrals.
Open: 5 days a week Monday-Friday.
There is no referral required you can visit the service
without
an appointment at the following times:
Monday 10.00am-4.00pm
Tuesday 10.00am-4.00pm
Wednesday 10.00am-4.00pm
Thursday 10.00am-8.00pm
Friday 10.00am-4.00pm
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The Mobile Unit
Telephone: 01865 403151 or 07891 406 701
Email: enquiries@smartcjs.org.uk
www.smartcjs.org.uk
The mobile unit delivers drug and alcohol services
to smaller
towns and villages
- Needle exchange and pick and mix
- Harm Reduction
- Drop-in
- Assessment
- Care plan
- Referral
- Advice and information
- Signposting
Open: 5 days a week Monday-Friday
There is no referral required, you can visit the service
without
an appointment. Please visit www.smartcjs.org.uk
or call
01865 403151 for times and locations.
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The Women's Service
3 Collins Street, Hooper House, Cowley Road,
Oxford OX4 1XS.
Telephone: 01865 793880
www.cranstoun.org
This is a female only drug and alcohol service staffed
by
female key workers who also have specialist knowledge
of
child support issues, domestic violence and sexual health.
- Harm Reduction
- Signposting
- Drop-in
- Assessment
- Care planning
- 1:1's
- Groups
- Crèche
- Complementary therapies
- Referral
- Advice and information
- Brief intervention
- Outreach
The WISH project is an outreach project aimed at women,
in
particular street based sex workers, run by the Women's
service every Thursday 8.00pm-12.00am in East Oxford
Open: You can make an appointment to be seen by a worker
at locations across Oxfordshire by calling the service.
You can go to the drop-in which is every
Friday 10.00am-4.00pm
or you can be referred to the service by your GP or
key worker.
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SMART Community Drug & Alcohol Service
www.smartcjs.org.uk
City and South Oxfordshire
Old Music Hall, 106-108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1JE.
Telephone: 01865 403151
You can make an appointment to be seen by a worker
by
calling the service or you can be referred by your GP
or key
worker.
Open: Monday and Friday
9.00am-5.00pm.
North Oxfordshire
Banbury Health Centre, 58 Bridge Street, Banbury,
Oxfordshire OX16 5QD
Telephone: 01295 225544
You can make an appointment to be seen by a worker
by
calling the service or you can be referred by your GP
or key
worker.
Open: You can go to the
drop-in which is every Wednesday
from 10.30am-12.30pm and Friday 2.00pm-4.00pm.
West Oxfordshire
Marlborough House, (behind Marlborough House Hotel),
Marlborough Lane, Witney, Oxfordshire OX28 6DY
Telephone: 01993 774892
You can make an appointment to be seen by a worker
by
calling the service or you can be referred by your GP
or key
worker.
Open: You can go to the
drop-in which is every
Monday: 11.00am-1.00pm.
SMART provides a range of services for people who want
to
address their drug and or alcohol misuse.
- Signposting
- Advice and information
- Drop-in
- Harm reduction
- Assessment
- Care plan
- Referral
- 1:1's
- Groups
- Brief intervention
- Aftercare/through care
- access to education, training and employment
- mentoring
- Family and carer support.
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SMART Counselling Service
The Annexe, The Old Music Hall, 54a Marston Street,
Oxford, OX4 1JU.
Telephone: 01865 403151
www.smartcjs.org.uk
This service offers short-term counselling to anyone
in
Oxfordshire who has current issues around drug or alcohol
use.
Before accessing this service it is important to have
a full and
honest discussion with your key worker about whether
it is the
right time to see a counsellor. If there are immediate,
pressing
needs around substitute prescribing/medication or housing,
it
might be best to address these beforehand.
For an informal discussion before referral key workers
can call
the service.
Open: You can be referred
to this service by your GP, nurse or
key worker. The service does not take self referrals.
Please note there is often high demand for this service.
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SCAS & Shared Care
Specialist Community Addictions Service, Rectory Centre,
Rectory Road, Oxford, OX4 1BU.
Telephone: 01865 455634
www.obmh.nhs.uk
You can access medical treatment for substance misuse
with
SCAS and the Shared Care scheme. Shared care is the
joint
participation of specialist nurses (SCAS nurses), GPs
and
pharmacists in providing medical treatment for substance
misuse. This will usually involve prescribing of methadone
or
buprenorphine (subutex). It can also include medical
treatment
for alcohol.
SCAS secondary care service is for those with serious
medical
needs related to their substance misuse that cannot
be
managed within Share Care.
- Assessment
- Harm Reduction
- Advice and information
- Signposting
- Care planning
- Prescribing
- Detoxification
- Referral
- Health promotion
- Blood borne virus testing and immunisation.
Open: The service is accessed
by referral from any GP.
Residential Placement Team
Rectory Centre, Rectory Road, Oxford OX4 1BU.
Telephone: 01865 455614
www.obmh.nhs.uk
This team carry out the assessments for suitability
for
residential detoxification and residential rehabilitation.
In Oxfordshire the majority of placements are now made
from
a selection of residential detoxification and residential
rehabilitation facilities that have been through an
evaluation
process and have been assessed as suitable for use for
Oxfordshire service users. This is known as a 'Framework'.
There are 9 providers and 16 facilities currently available.
Open: You have to be referred
to this team either by your GP
or key worker.
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Young Addaction
The Abingdon Business Centre, 7 Nuffield Way,
Abingdon OX14 1RL.
Telephone: 01235 468405
www.addaction.org.uk
Young Addaction is Oxfordshire's Young People's Drug
and
Alcohol Service. It is a confidential service which
provides
support for 10-19 year olds with complex and serious
substance misuse issues in Oxfordshire.
Young Addaction work with young people to bring about
change around their substance misuse, whilst also addressing
related issues and risks.
Young Addaction also work with young people affected
by
parental or family drug and alcohol misuse.
Services provided:
- Assessment
- Care Planning
- Brief interventions
- Harm reduction advice and information
- Outreach provision
- One to one sessions
- Referral to specialist prescribing and clinical
services
- Referral to other services
- Advice and support on sexual and physical health
- Assessment and facilitated access to education,
skills and training
- One to one support for children of drug or alcohol
using
parents
- Targeted alcohol outreach work.
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Residential Placement Team
Rectory Centre, Rectory Road, Oxford OX4 1BU.
Telephone: 01865 455614
www.obmh.nhs.uk
This team carry out the assessments for suitability
for
residential detoxification and residential rehabilitation.
In Oxfordshire the majority of placements are now made
from
a selection of residential detoxification and residential
rehabilitation facilities that have been through an
evaluation
process and have been assessed as suitable for use for
Oxfordshire service users. This is known as a 'Framework'.
There are 9 providers and 16 facilities currently available.
Open: You have to be referred
to this team either by your GP
or key worker
THIS SERVICE COVERS THE WHOLE COUNTY
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Drugs Intervention Programme (DIP) / Intergrated Offender
Management (IOM)
The Old Music Hall, 106-108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4
1JE.
Telephone: 01865 403240
www.smartcjs.org.uk
DIP aims to assist drug using offenders out of crime
and into
treatment. Some of the contact is voluntary and some
is not;
this will be explained to service users.
- Assessment
- Referral
- 1:1's
- Signposting
- Advice and Information
- Harm Reduction.
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Probation Substance Misuse Team
The Old Music Hall, 106-108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4
1JE. 4
Telephone: 01865 403225
www.thamesvalleyprobation.org.uk
This team work with drug using offenders who are being
assessed
for, or have been sentenced to, a community drug rehabilitation
requirement (DRR) or an alcohol treatment requirement
(ATR).
- Assessment
- Care Planning
- Offender case management
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Mutual Aid
Alcoholics Anonymous -
The group is self supporting and the
only requirement to attendance is the desire to stop
drinking.
There are a number of meetings across Oxfordshire please
call
the helpline on 0845 769 7555 or visit
www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk
for details.
Narcotics Anonymous - The
group is self supporting and the
only requirement to attendance is the desire to stop
using
drugs.
There are a number of meetings across Oxfordshire please
call
the helpline 0300 999 1212 or visit www.ukna.org
for more
information.
STAR Recovery - through
peer support STAR Recovery helps
you to gain practical tools and techniques for self
directed
change; it encourages individuals to recovery and live
satisfying lives.
Contact Oxfordshire User Team for details of
dates and times on 01865 20911 or visit
www.oxfordshireuserteam.org.uk
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