Adult Drug Treatment
Safer Bristol Partnership's Drug Strategy Team aims to support drug users and their carers* in Bristol by ensuring they can access the best treatment quickly and easily. We do this by working with drug treatment agencies, service users and community groups to provide a range of drug treatment services according to public need.
Bristol currently has an estimated 8,000 problematic drug users. Of these, over 4,500 are receiving structured treatment, and another 1,000 are accessing advice, information and needle exchange services.
In this section you will find advice and information on the services that are available in Bristol. If you are looking for help for yourself or someone else then you may wish to contact the organisations in the directory, or make use of the helplines on the right hand side of this page. You may also find our FAQ section helpful if you have any specific enquiries.
* A carer is someone who is concerned about or affected by someone else's drug use. A carer could be a family member, partner or friend.
If you are concerned about someone else's drug use, you can contact KWADS on 0117 953 3870.
| The Adult Commissioning Team | Drug Treatment FAQs |
| Adult Drug Treatment Plan 09/10 | Types of drug treatment |
| Workforce Development | Drug Treatment Directory of Services in Bristol |
related links
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Drugs.gov.uk - Home Office page on 'tackling drugs - changing lives' (includes link to new national drug strategy)
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National Treatment Agency - Link to the NTA's website - national policy drug treatment
- Young People Commissioning Team - Find out about what Safer Bristol Partnership is doing to tackle substance misuse issues for young people
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Talk to FRANK - This site will give you details about specific drugs, including what they look like, symptoms of use and street names.
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