Alcohol & Drugs support

Patients who feel that they may have issues with their alcohol consumption can self refer to the Haringey HAGA alcohol project. HAGA’s vision is a community with an informed relationship with alcohol, able to understand and discuss its effects, pleasures and difficulties, with families supported to deal with its negative impacts. We want everyone to be able to access support and treatment for alcohol if and when they need it. Contact is confidential.

Drop-in: Monday to Thursday 10 am – 3 pm at HAGA Alcohol Service, 171 Park Lane, N17 0HJ

• We run informal drop-in sessions here at HAGA, there’s no need to book, just come along.

Pre-booked appointments: Saturday: 10 am – 3 pm at our Haringey Recovery Service site, 590 Seven Sisters Road, London, N15 6HR

• Instead of dropping in, you need to book first appointments on Saturdays ahead of time by calling 020 8800 6999.

You can also visit their website www.dontbottleitup.org.uk, answer some questions (will only take 2minutes) to get confidential, personalised advice about your drinking 24/7.

There are a number of alcohol services you can access. Below are a snapshot of them

The Grove Drug Treatment Service is a free and confidential service. The service is run by Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Trust, in partnership with Blenheim.The Grove also works closely with other Haringey agencies, including the Alcohol Treatment Service and the Recovery Service, so can refer on to these agencies for further support.

• 1:1 support and groups
• Substitute prescribing
• Needle Exchange
• Support for people involved in the Criminal Justice System
• Support in accessing funded treatment for detox, residential rehab or structured day programmes
• BBV testing and vaccinations
• Club Drug Clinic (GBL, Mephedrone, Crystal Meth, Ketamine and Legal Highs)
• Fellowship meetings
• Employment, training and education, benefits and welfare support
• Support for carers, families and friends

You can telephone us anytime during our opening hours to make a self referral. Alternatively you are welcome to come along in person between 10am – 5pm during the week.

Talk frank is a support service for those patient who take Drugs or worried about someone who takes drugs. They allow for an honest discussion about Drugs. They also have a database of drugs and information regarding each one

Insight Platform offer a free, friendly and confidential young people’s support service. We provide information, advice and help to children and young people up to the age of 21 who are living with or affected by drug or alcohol issues. Our service is open to children and young people living in Haringey. We also provide training to professionals who work with young people in the borough.