Central and Local Alcohol and Drug Recovery Services

Service summary

Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Community Addiction Team and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, eg an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

To access this service you can contact this service direct.

Opening times

• Monday to Thursday, 8:45am – 4:45pm
• Friday, 8:45am – 3:55pm

Main address

Possilpark Health and Care Centre
99 Saracen Street
Glasgow
G22 5AP

Telephone: 0141 276 4580

Service Summary

Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Community Addiction Team and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, eg an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

To access this service you can contact this service direct

Service details

• Community Addiction Teams

Opening times

• Monday to Thursday, 8:45am – 4:45pm
• Friday, 8:45am – 3:55pm

Main address

Woodside Health and Care Centre
891 Garscube Road
Glasgow
G20 7ER

Telephone: 0141 800 0670

Service Summary

Drug and Alcohol Recovery Services are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Community Addiction Team and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, for example an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

You can access the service by phoning the office, arriving at the office or asking another worker to make a referral on your behalf (you may have another worker from another service, for example a Social Worker or Health Visitor). A GP, family member or friend can also make referrals for you. Find your local Social Work Office.

Service details

• Community Addiction Teams

Opening times

• Monday to Thursday, 8.45am – 4.45pm
• Friday, 8.45am – 3:55pm

Main address

7 – 19 Hecla Square
Drumchapel
Glasgow
G15 8NH

Telephone: 0141 276 4330

Service summary

Drug and Alcohol Recovery Services are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Community Addiction Team and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, for example an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

To access this service you can contact them direct or be referred by your local social work office.

Service details

• Community Addiction Teams

Opening times

• Monday to Thursday, 8:45am – 4:45pm
• Friday, 8:45am – 3:55pm

Main address

The Newlands Centre
871 Springfield Road
Glasgow
G31 4HZ

Telephone: 0141 565 0200

Service summary

Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Community Addiction Team and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, eg an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

To access this service you can contact this service direct

Service details

• Community Addiction Teams

Opening times

Monday to Thursday, 8:45am – 4:45pm

Friday, 8:45am – 3:55pm

Main address

Westwood House
1250 Westerhouse Road
Glasgow
G34 9EA

Telephone: 0141 276 3420 or 0141 276 3420

Service summary

Drug & Alcohol Recovery Service are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Drug & Alcohol Recovery Service and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, for example an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

Service details

• Community Addiction Teams

Opening times

Monday to Thursday, 8:45am – 4:45

Friday, 8:45am – 3:55

Main address

Gorbals Health and Care Centre
2 Sandiefield Road
Glasgow
G5 9AB

Telephone: 0141 420 8100

Service summary

Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Community Addiction Team and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, for example an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

Service details

• Community Addiction Teams

Opening times

Monday to Thursday, 8:45am – 4:45pm

Friday, 8:45am – 3:55pm

Main address

Pavilion One
Rowan Business Park
5 Ardlaw Street
Glasgow
G51 3RX

• Telephone: 0141 276 8740
• Fax: 0141 276 8941

Service summary

To access this service you can contact this service direct.

Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service are joint Social Work Services and Health Addiction Teams. This will mean that if you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Community Addiction Team and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, eg an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

Opening times

• Monday to Thursday, 08:45am – 4.45pm
• Friday, 08:45 – 3.55pm

Areas served

• South Glasgow

Main address

130 Langton Road
Glasgow
G53 5DP

• Telephone: 0141 276 2900

Service summary

If you need help with an alcohol or drug problem, you can come to the Drug & Alcohol Recovery Service and we will arrange for you to see the worker best placed to help you, for example an Addiction Worker or an Addiction Nurse, and we may speak to you about involving doctors, psychology and occupational therapists as part of your care.

There is also support available for families affected by someone else’s alcohol or drug use.

Main address

St. Andrews House
113 Cross Arthurlie Street
Barrhead
G78 1EE

Telephone: 0141 577 4685 or 0141 577 3368

Service summary

Renfrewshire Alcohol and Drug Recovery Service provides a range of treatment and care options for individuals who are affected by their own or someone else’s alcohol and/or drug use. These services can be found listed below.

• Alcohol, support and treatment including detoxification and protective medications
• Drug, support and treatment including opiate substitute therapy
• Support for a range of social issues
• Support for family members affected by alcohol and/or drugs
• Harm reduction advice and interventions
• Outreach provision
• Needle replacement
• Blood born virus testing and treatment
• Provision of Naloxone
• Access to residential rehabilitation services
• Access to CIRCLE (Recovery Hub)

• Signposting to a range of support services and recovery communities

The Service offers open access to all and can receive referrals from a wide range of services but also welcome self-referrals.

Please telephone 0300 300 1199 (option two) or email addictions.sw@renfrewshire.gov.uk  

24-hour helplines (Greater Glasgow and Clyde)

• Alcoholics Anonymous: 0800 9177 650
• Narcotics Anonymous: 0300 999 1212

Main address

Back Sneddon Street Centre
20 Back Sneddon Street
Greenock
PA3 2DJ

Telephone: 0300 300 1199

Organisation email: addictions.sw@renfrewshire.gov.uk

Call: 0141 232 8211

Address: Kirkintilloch Health and Care Centre, 10 Saramago Street, Kirkintilloch G66 3BF

ADRS aims to improve the lives of people with problematic alcohol and drugs use in East Dunbartonshire.

You can contact ADRS on 0141 232 8211 (within office hours).

We offer assessment, support and treatment for alcohol and drugs issues by offering person-centred, recovery-focused care
and treatment. We may refer you to other local recovery services when appropriate.

Once we receive a referral, we will offer you an appointment within three weeks to assess your needs and agree a recovery
plan. We can assess you by telephone, online or in person. You are welcome to bring a friend or family member to your
assessment appointment.

Call: 01475 715 353

Address: The Wellpark Centre, 30 Regent Street, Greenock PA15 4PB

Inverclyde Alcohol and Drug Recover Service provides confidential support and advice to anyone affected by drug and/or alcohol addiction within the Inverclyde Community.

Anyone can refer, including:

Self-referral, a family member, carer or friend who is referring on your behalf, your doctor or another health and social care professional

An initial assessment may be done over the phone, with face to face appointments available when required. We work in partnership with other community recovery partners to ensure that the right care, treatment and support is offered at the right time based on assessed need.
Inverclyde ADRS will support individuals to best treat their addiction and ensure that their physical and mental health needs are .

The service offers Naloxone, Injecting Equipment Provision, blood borne virus testing and access to treatment, a range of psychological therapies, community and in-patient alcohol detox and residential recovery based on assessment of needs.

West Dunbartonshire Addiction Services (Clydebank)

Call: 0141 562 2311

Address: 120 Dumbarton Road, Clydebank G81 1UG

West Dunbartonshire Addiction Services (Dumbarton)

Call: 01389 812 018

Address: Joint Hospital, Cardross Road, Dumbarton G82 8JA

Service for people with drug use issues.

Within the centre there is 24-hour support and advice, needle exchange and support service.
Residential beds are also available for people who are assessed as not managing in the community.
Glasgow Alcohol and Drug Crisis Service provide free condoms, advice available 24/7.

Call: 0141 420 6969
Address: 123 West St, Glasgow G5 8BA

Glasgow Homelessness Service

Service for rough sleepers or homeless people in Glasgow.

Link Up provides a 24-hour support and advice service. A residential unit is also available for those in immediate crisis needing social and health care support. No referral is necessary.

Call: 0141 420 1929
Address: 112 Commerce St, Tradeston, Glasgow G5 8DW

Service summary

The north east of Glasgow hosts several recovery cafés and community services, co-produced with volunteers, supported by the Social Work department and based partly on learning programmes.

Client groups

People recovering from alcohol and drug use.

Service details:

• Mondays – JARC – (Jim’s Addiction Recovery Café).
  Address: Greater Easterhouse Supporting Hands (GESH), 1 Redcastle Square, G33 5EG
  Hours: 12:00pm – 4:00pm
• Monday – ARTY FARTY GROUP – (Art Group) We Are With You
  Address: 24 Broad Street, G40 2QL
  Hours: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
• Tuesday – SPARC – Springburn Addiction Recovery Café.
  Address: Springburn Parish Church, 180 Springburn Way, G21 1TU
  Hours: 12:00pm – 3:00pm
• Wednesday – PARC – (Parkhead Addiction Recovery Café).
  Address: The Nazarene Church, 12-14 Burgher Street, G31 4TB
  Hours: 12:00pm – 4:00pm
• Thursday – NERC RUNNING CLUB.
  Meet at the Arch, Glasgow Green at 5:00pm
• Thursdays – Medics and Recovery nights at SRC
  Address: 30 Bell Street, buzzer 2/1, G1 1LG
  Hours: 6:30pm – 8:00pm
• Friday – RENEW – (Recovery Empowers North East Women) – Woman’s Café.
  Address: Calton Heritage & Learning Centre, 423 London Road, G40 1AG
  Hours: 11:00am – 2:00pm
• Saturday – NERD  – (North East Recovery Day). We Are With You office
  Address: 24 Broad St, Bridgeton, G40 2QL
  Hours: 11:00am – 2:00pm.
• Sunday – SUNDAY SOCIAL – Greater Easterhouse Supporting Hands (GESH).
  Address: 1 Redcastle Square, G33 5EG
  Hours: 11:00am – 3:00pm

Main address

20 Broad Street
Bridgeton
Glasgow
G40 2QL

Telephone: 0141 554 5235

Service summary

North West Recovery Communities is a community led partnership of people and services who are passionate about promoting recovery from Alcohol and Drugs. The partnership delivers a range of opportunities for people to be exposed to “Recovery is Possible” through a range of different activities, discussions, groups, drop in sessions and social events that take place in a range of community venues across North West.

These are organised, led and delivered by local people in recovery, their families, supporters and a range of staff from local services who work in partnership with the recovery communities networks. The approach is informed by a Recovery Orientated System of Care (ROSC), a model that values the contributions of all, recognises the vital role of personal and community assets and believes that recovery is achievable for all who seek it.

North West Recovery Community Groups (NWRC):

• Monday – Recovery Drop In.
  Address: Drumchapel St, Marks Church, 281 kinsfaun Drive, G15 7BD
  Hours: 11:00am – 2:00pm
• Tuesday – 8 week Mindfulness.
  Address: Knightswood Community Centre, 201 Alderman Road, G13 3DD
  Hours: (4:30pm – 5:00pm Lightbite) 5:00pm – 7:00pm
• Wednesday – Women’s Only Cafe.
  Address: Possilpark Church, 124 Saracen Street, G22 5AP
  Hours: 10:30am – 2:30pm
• Wednesday – Men’s Sit & Share.
  Address: Knightswood Community Centre, 201 Alderman Road, G13 3DD
  Hours: 5:15pm – 6:45pm
• Thursday – Medics and Recovery nights at SRC.
  Address: 30 Bell Street, buzzer 2/1, G1 1LG
  Hours: 6:30pm – 8:00pm
• Friday – Possilpark Parish Church, Everyone welcome
  Address: 124 Saracen Street, G22 5AP
  Hours: 11:00am -2:00pm
• Friday – Creative Industries Course.
  Address: North West ADRS office, 80 St Vincent Terrace
  Hours: 10:00am  – 1:00pm.

Main address

80 St Vincent Terrace
Glasgow
G3 8DX

Telephone: 0141 328 4578

Organisation email: info@nwrc-glasgow.co.uk

Service summary

South Community Recovery Network (SCRN) recognises that a person’s lived experience is their best asset and we welcome anybody who has an interest in recovery.

SCRN is a partnership of peer-led, person-centred recovery initiatives, drop-ins and support groups throughout the south sector of Glasgow.

Service details

Created and developed by volunteers with lived in experience in overcoming many barriers throughout their lives to access routes to recovery from alcohol and drug misuse.

We are working towards helping others achieve the same freedom.

Further information

South Recovery Community Network (SCRN):

• Monday – Happy Mondays – Drop in. Food, tea, coffee, peer support, check in, recovery share.
  Address: Adelphi Centre 12 Commercial Road, G5 0PQ
  Hours: 10:00am – 2:00pm
• Monday – Ibrox recovery café. Coffee, tea, food, recovery share, table tennis, peer support.
  Address: Broomloan Study Centre, G51 2XD
  Hours: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
• Tuesday – Women’s Group. Check in, recovery share and activities.
  Address: Adelphi Centre, 12 Commercial Road, G5 0PQ
  Hours: 10:30am – 1:30pm
• Tuesday – Alcohol Focus Group.
  Address: Adelphi Centre, 12 Commercial Road, G5 0PQ
  Hours: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
• Wednesday – Men’s Group. Recovery meeting, quiz, food, tea, coffee, peer support.
  Address: Adelphi Centre, 12 Commercial Road, G5 0PQ
  Hours: 10:30am – 1:30pm
• Thursday – CREW Recovery Café. Recovery Share, food, bingo, massage, table tennis.
  Address: Kingspark Baptist Church, 564 Castlemilk Road, G44 5LZ
  Hours: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
• Bereavement Group “Gone to soon” (Every fortnight).
  Address: Adelphi Centre, 12 Commercial Road, G5 0PQ
  Hours: 12:00pm – 2:00pm
• Friday – RAFT (Recovery cafe). Peer support, food & connection. Family Friendly – children welcome – activities provided by Children 1st. 
  Address: Adelphi Centre, 12 Commercial Road, G5 0PQ
  Hours: 4:00pm – 8:00pm
• Friday – Medically Assisted Treatment. MAT Meeting.
  Address: Adelphi Centre, 12 Commercial Road, G5 0PQ
  Hours: 5:00pm – 6:00pm.
• Friday – Drop in Gamecare (Gambling). Adelphi Centre (all day).

Main address

The Adelphi Centre
12 Commercial Road
Gorbals
Glasgow
G5 0PQ

Telephone: 0141 429 8181

Organisation email: SouthADRSAdmin@glasgow.gov.uk

Service summary

Referrals can be made directly from Social Work to the Homeless Partnership at:

First Floor, Granite House
31 Stockwell Street
Glasgow
G1 4RZ

Or enquiries can be made to the management team at Garscube House.

Garscube House is a residential support unit in Glasgow City Centre for adults with a history of alcohol dependence and homelessness who wish to change their lifestyle. The service provides support to people with complex physical, mental health and addiction issues through a programme of complete abstinence from alcohol and drugs.

The facility provides a safe, supportive and structured environment for a maximum of ten residents. The support provided helps residents to explore the underlying reasons for their dependency and encourage them to realise their potential to rebuild their lives.   

Client groups

Adults with a history of alcohol dependence and homelessness who wish to change their lifestyle.

Further information

Registered with the Care Inspectorate to provide the following services:

• Care Home Service – Adults

Main address

112 Commerce Street
Tradeston
Glasgow
G5 8DW

Telephone: 0141 948 0092

Email address: elaineforbes@tpsgarscubehouse.co.uk

Service summary

The Mungo Foundation is a key provider of Alcohol and Drug Recovery Services in the South of Glasgow. We deliver the service from our Recovery Hub in the Gorbals and work with individuals and families at a variety of places and times in local communities.

Services are free, confidential and open to anyone aged 16 or over in the South of Glasgow.

Services Offered

• Professional, non-judgemental and experienced staff.
• An assessment of individual needs is made either over the phone, at the nearest service base, in a community venue or at home.
• After the assessment discussion, allocated recovery worker gets in touch to arrange a first appointment, where your personal recovery plan is started, this is reviewed along the way.

Main address

63 Carlton Place
Glasgow
G5 9TW

Telephone: 0141 423 5872

Organisation and contact email: southhub@themungofoundation.org.uk

Call: 0141 618 2585

Address: Back Sneddon Centre, 20 Back Sneddon Street, Paisley PA3 2DJ

Renfrewshire Alcohol and Drug Recovery Service provides a range of treatment and care options for individuals who are affected by their own or someone else’s alcohol and/or drug use. These services include:

• Alcohol, support and treatment including detoxification and protective medications;
• Drug, support and treatment including opiate substitute therapy;
• Support for a range of social issues;
• Support for family members affected by alcohol and/or drugs;
• Harm reduction advice and interventions;
• Outreach provision;
• Needle replacement;
• Blood born virus testing and treatment;
• Provision of Naloxone;
• Access to residential rehabilitation services;
• Access to CIRCLE (Recovery Hub);
• Signposting to a range of support services and recovery communities.

The Service offers open access to all and can receive referrals from a wide range of services but also welcome self-referrals.
Please telephone 0300 300 1199 (option two) or email addictions.sw@renfrewshire.gov.uk

24-hour helplines (Greater Glasgow and Clyde)

• Alcoholics Anonymous: 0800 9177 650
• Narcotics Anonymous: 0300 999 1212