Perth & Kinross ADP
Service Information Guide
2011 E- EDITION
Produced: 8 June 2011
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Perth & Kinross ADP would like to welcome you to this edocument which will outline the services available to
people seeking support and recovery from alcohol &
drugs. This guide will also outline support and advice
available to carers and partners of service users and those
in recovery.
Perth & Kinross is in a good position whereas we have a
range of services available to people co-located within one
building this is Highland House, which is located in Suite
A3, St Catherine’s Road, Perth PH1 5YA, and is in easy
reach of the town centre of Perth. The philosophy is of a
developing “one stop shop” for people who are addressing
the issues that face them around alcohol & drugs.
Perth & Kinross ADP has a strong partnership tradition
which we hope to build on over the next few years, we
hope to develop services and build on our work in the
recovery agenda.
Bill Nicoll
Chair of Perth and Kinross ADP
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Contents
Page 2
Welcome
Page 3
Contents
Pages 4 & 5
Highland House Introduction and Contact Details
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Twelve Point Pledge to people in Recovery, their carers, families and the local community
Substance Misuse Services
Services Provided by Highland House Team
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Alcohol, Drug & BBV Team Open Access Service
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Barnardos Hopscotch
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Action for Children Arrest Referral Service
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Cair Scotland Eclips
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Cair Scotland WEB Project and Streets Ahead
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Change is a Must
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NHS Tayside Substance Misuse Services
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Tayside Council Alcohol
Blood Borne Virus Services
Alcohol, Drug & BBV Team Blood Borne Service
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Body Positive
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NHS Tayside Hepatitis C Clinics
Resettlement Services
Alcohol, Drug & BBV Team Homeless Multiple and Complex Needs and Prison Resettlement Service
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Carers Services
Alcohol, Drug & BBV Team Carers Support Services
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Recovery Orientated Services
Inspiral
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Epics
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CATH – Churches Action For The Homeless
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Alcohol Anonymous
DISCLAIMER
All information included in this booklet is correct at the time of publication, but can be subject to change.
Please contact agencies directly for the latest information.
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Alcohol & Drugs Services in Perth &
Kinross:
Information Guide 2011
What is provided by Highland House?
Highland House is the office base for several organisations working in the field of substance
misuse and services for people with a blood borne virus (BBV) e.g. HIV or Hepatitis C. They also
have consultation rooms where clients can be seen on an appointment basis.
Most of the organisations in Highland House also operate on an ‘outreach basis’ which means that
staff can sometimes travel out to provide services from other offices across rural Perthshire.
Please contact the individual service for details.
Who are Highland House Services for?
Highland House offer specialist services and/ or advice to anyone over 16 years of age who lives
in Perth and Kinross and requires support with any of the following:
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Substance misuse; drugs or alcohol
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A diagnosis of a BBV (e.g. HIV or hepatitis C)
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Requiring advice or assistance with resettlement following a stay in prison
We also provide dedicated support to the families and carers of people with substance misuse
issues.
To Contact Highland House:
Alcohol, Drug and BBV Team Leader
Highland House
Unit A3
St Catherine’s Road
Perth
PH1 5YA
Telephone: 01738 474455
Email: daservices@pkc.gov.uk
We welcome your views on this information guide
Please forward any comments to the contact details above.
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Getting To Highland House:
Highland House is close to the centre of Perth to allow convenient access for people using public
transport or travelling by car. Highland House sits prominently on St Catherine’s Road, across
from the Retail Park. By car you can turn off the Dunkeld Road and park around the retail park
area.
The Offices for the Services are clearly marked with the Logo’s of Tayside NHS and Perth &
Kinross Council. Entry is by buzzer beside the door.
Click on the photo of Highland House below for a map.
Opening Times
Highland House is open Monday to Friday 9.00 am until 5.00 pm.
A Duty Service and Self Referral Service is available Monday to Friday 9.30 am until 4.30 pm where a worker from Alcohol, Drug and BBV Team is on hand to provide information, advice and
access to other services.
* Please Check with the Service for Bank Holiday Openings. *
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ADP 12 Point Pledge!!
Our Promise
Our Twelve Point Pledge:
1) We will provide all drug and alcohol users with hope that recovery is an achievable goal.
2) We do not accept that clients get stuck or are too chaotic to move forward in a direction
they want.
3) We will support the notion of peers as beacons of recovery who will provide inspiration to
those who are starting their journey.
4) We will support communities of recovery which is user and peer, as well as carer led.
5) We accept that the role of professionals will diminish over time and move from directing
to facilitating, and embrace the reality that recovery is people led rather than service led..
6) We will support the active participation of the clients and carers in recovery.
7) We acknowledge that people have the right to their own journey of recovery.
8) Recovery is a holistic approach which involves a broad church of attitudes and will
involve more agencies than have traditionally been involved within the treatment model.
9) Perth & Kinross ADP will support the “Recovery Strategy” through effective
communication of the benefits of Recovery to the individual, and the community.
10) We also pledge to support individuals, communities and organisations in putting a face to
recovery, to ensure that people’s stories have a platform to be heard.
11) The ADP will work with our Partners in the Community Planning Partnership to create an
environment where recovery flourishes and actively promote the “Recovery Agenda”
12) Our final pledge is that we will support recovery as a reality.
These will be our guiding principles which we will strive to achieve over the next few years. We
welcome the challenge that these principles bring to our partnership.
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Services Provided by Highland House
Team
Highland House is a unique service fusion between Perth & Kinross Council and NHS Tayside.
The philosophy of service provision provided by the two Key Agencies, co-located within the same
building, is important in providing a seamless service of care within Perth and Kinross.
WHAT
The team offers a free service to residents of Perth and Kinross, who are over 16
years of age and who:
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Want and need support to recover from alcohol and/ or drug use.
Are parents who want and need support to recover from alcohol and/ or drug
use.
Require support to recover from alcohol and/ or drug use as a condition of a
Court Order, License, Anti-Social Behaviour Agreement or Order, Release
from Prison, Right Track Deferred Sentence or Criminal Justice Risk
Management Plan.
Are leaving prison and want support to tackle alcohol/ drug use when
returning to the community.
Are homeless or are at risk of losing their tenancy due to alcohol/ drug use.
Are affected by domestic violence due to their own or their partners alcohol/
drug use.
We believe everyone can change if given the support and opportunity to do so. The
team offers advice and information, a listening ear, emotional and practical support;
access to counseling (different types such as trauma, person centered, life coaching,
cognitive behavioural therapy, relapse prevention, art therapy, family therapy) help
with parenting skills; finding new ways to cope; group support; life skills,
employability opportunities and access to complimentary therapies.
We also offer training to professionals on a range of topics e.g. substance misuse,
blood borne virus, prison resettlement and homelessness.
HOW TO
REFER
We accept self-referrals and referrals from parents/ guardians/ carers.
Referrals can be made by completing a form obtainable from our office.
You can contact us by telephone: 01738 474455
By email at: daservices@pkc.gov.uk
In writing to:
Team Leader, Drug & Alcohol Team,
Highland House, (Suite A3), St Catherine's Road,
Perth, PH1 5YA
The office is open Monday to Friday between 9:00am and 5pm.
WHERE
& WHEN
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We will, if required, visit clients in their own area and on occasions, evening
appointments can be arranged. Office based appointments are usually held in
Highland House.
Alcohol, Drug & BBV Team Open
Access Service
WHAT
The Open Access Service is available to people who have concerns about:
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Their own alcohol and/ or drug use.
The alcohol and/ or drug use of someone they are caring for and/or a family
member.
Resettlement after a period in prison.
Homelessness.
A recent diagnosis of Hepatitis and/or HIV.
The Open Access Service requires no prior appointment; providing an opportunity to
discuss concerns, make a self referral, receive information, advice or support to
make a referral to another service. It is also available to existing clients and carers/
family members.
The Open Access Service offers:
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General Advice and Information.
Practical Assistance.
Support in a Crisis and alternative ways to cope.
Individual Needs Assessment for services.
Advice on ways to minimise harm.
Specialist advice about tackling an addiction.
Dried Blood Spot Testing for a Blood Borne Virus.
HOW TO
REFER
There is no referral required for this service.
WHERE
& WHEN
Monday to Friday 9.00 am to 5.00 pm at Highland House, Unit A3, St
Catherine’s Road, Perth. Outreach services in rural areas are also offered.
Telephone: 01738 474455
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Barnardos Hopscotch
WHAT
Barnardos Hopscotch provides support to children and young people affected by
parental alcohol and/ or drug misuse. The project delivers its services as part of an
inter-agency approach to the whole family.
After completing an assessment of the children/ young people’s needs; alongside
their parents/ carers, we then offer a range of interventions which are tailored to meet
specifically agreed outcomes. This could be one-to-one support sessions with a
worker, group based work and/ or matching up with a befriender/ mentor.
Our partners in Social Work and Health work in partnership with us to support
parents in tackling their substance misuse. This approach aims to improve parenting
skills and ability and to ensure the health and wellbeing of the child/ young person.
HOW TO
REFER
Referrals can be made by any agency, or individuals may wish to self-refer. This can
be done by completing a referral form or by phoning our office.
WHERE &
WHEN
The service is based in Perth and covers the area of Perth and Kinross.
Address: Almondbank House, Lewis Place, North Muirton, Perth, PH1 3BD
Tel: 01738 472270.
Email – hopscotchperth.project@barnardos.org.uk
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Tayside Arrest Referral Scheme
Provided by the organisation ‘ACTION FOR CHILDREN SERVICES Ltd’
WHAT
Access to treatment services and support for people who have been arrested,
and where there is a direct link between the offence committed and the person’s
substance misuse.
HOW TO
REFER
No referral is required; services are offered to the person at the point of their
arrest or very soon after.
WHERE &
WHEN
Arrest Referral Workers visit the Police/ Court cells on a Monday & Thursday (if
Court is closed Monday then we visit Tuesday)
They also contact those who have undertaken to appear at the police station as a
condition of bail. If required, the service can be contacted via the reception at
Highland House.
Tel: 01738 474455
Eclips Moving On Service
Provided by the organisation ‘C
Cair Scotland’
WHAT
Support for individuals aged 16 and over who wish to access community learning,
training, voluntary work, education and employment as part of their recovery from
drug and alcohol dependence.
The service aims to bridge the gap between treatment services and the community,
supporting individuals to develop positive activities to increase personal and social
skills.
HOW TO
REFER
Referrals can be made by any agency by completing a referral form or contacting the
service by phone. Individuals can self-refer to the project.
WHERE &
WHEN
To make a referral, please contact Theresa Clark or Pauline McIntosh at The Cairn
Centre, 12 Rattray Street, Dundee, DD1 1NA. Tel: 01382 200532.
E-mail: theresa.clark@cairscotland.org.uk or pauline.mcintosh@cairscotland.org.uk
They work on an outreach basis in the community and individuals will be offered an
appointment in their local area. They also have an office at 1 Tay Street, Perth. PH1
5LQ
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WEB Project and Streets Ahead
Provided by the organisation ‘C
Cair Scotland’
WHAT
Streets Ahead Service provides assessment, treatment and intervention services to
young people, 14 – 25, who are experiencing difficulties in relation to their substance
misuse (alcohol and illicit drugs).
Young people can self-refer to the service; as can any worker, carer or parent.
HOW TO
REFER
Referrals can be made by completing a referral form or contacting the service by
phone.
WHERE &
WHEN
To make a referral or for more information please contact Kirstie Howell, Senior
Practitioner on 01577 861608 or kirstie.howell@cairscotland.org.uk
We work on an outreach basis in the community and individuals will be offered an
appointment in their local area.
The Web Project, 28 New Road, Milnathort, KY13 9XT
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Change is a Must
WHAT
‘Change is a Must’ is a new multi agency team formed in July 2010. The staff
involved are:
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Catriona Rioch, Team Leader
Julie Baker, Senior Practitioner
Sarah Westand, Senior Social Care Officer
Vanessa Mounsey, Community Support Worker, Drug and Alcohol Team
Elaine Ellis, Health Visitor
Colin Paton, Team Leader, Drug and Alcohol Team and Diane Caldwell, Service
Manager, NHS are key members of the operational management group.
‘Change is a Must’ works intensively with families affected by parental substance
misuse, where there are children from pre-birth to 8 years of age who are
deemed to be at significant risk of harm. The team offers comprehensive
assessments and individually tailored programmes of support.
HOW TO
REFER
Any agency can refer to ‘Change is a Must’. For an initial discussion, please call
Julie Baker or Catriona Rioch on 01738 472260 or email on jbaker@pkc.gov.uk
or cwrioch@pkc.gov.uk and referral forms can be sent to you.
WHERE &
WHEN
‘Change is a Must’ team members are located between Almondbank House and
Highland House and are available during normal working hours.
Almondbank House, Lewis Place, North Muirton, Perth, PH1 3BD.
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NHS Tayside Substance Misuse Services
WHAT
Tayside Alcohol Problems Service and Tayside Drug Problem Service are
services for people who feel that their alcohol or drug use is causing them
serious problems. Provided by NHS Tayside, the service provides individualised
treatment.
HOW TO
REFER
Open referral by self/ GP/ agency - contact via telephone/ fax as below.
WHERE &
WHEN
Highland House
Suite A3
St Catherine's Road
Perth
PH15YA
Tel 01738 474455 or Fax 01738 630086
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Tayside Council on Alcohol
WHO
Adult Services
WHAT
We offer services to anyone over the age of 16 who is affected by their own, or
another’s alcohol misuse. We provide cognitive behavioural counselling (a form of
counselling which helps people understand the links between what they do and how
they feel, what they think about themselves and the other people in their lives).
HOW TO
REFER
We operate an open referral system and will accept referrals in writing or over the
phone. Contact details are as follows: Sandra Campbell – 077395291 or phone the
Perth office 01738 580336. Web site – www.alcoholtayside.com
WHERE &
WHEN:
We offer an appointment based service with daytime and evening appointments by
mutual arrangement. We are able to see clients throughout the rural areas of Perth
and Kinross and in Perth City.
WHO
Children and Young People’s Services
WHAT
Perth Connect
Provides an early intervention service for young people whose use of alcohol or other
substances is beginning to be problematic. Our current focus is on the rural areas of
Perth and Kinross, specifically the Pitlochry and Blairgowrie localities. We aim to
support the young person to consider the choices they are making around alcohol
and other drugs; using an approach which enables them to build on their own
strengths and resources.
Online Counselling Service
Piloting a on line virtual counselling/ support service to enhance the scope and range
of our services
HOW TO
REFER
We operate an open referral system and welcome referrals from all agencies,
parents and young people themselves. We have a referral form which can be
completed and sent as an e-mail to us, we are happy to take referral details over the
phone.
WHERE &
WHEN
We are around in Pitlochry and Blairgowrie on a Wednesday and Thursday. It may,
however be possible to arrange appointments out-with these days. For further
information please check our web-site www.alcoholtayside.com or contact Matt Allen
matt@alcoholtayside.com. Alternatively you can call our head office on 01382
456012
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Perth & Kinross Council: Blood Borne
Virus Services
WHAT
The team offers a free service to residents of Perth and Kinross, who are over 16
years of age and who have a diagnosis of blood borne virus. We offer an individual
assessment and a personal care plan which aims to help the client identify and work
towards personal goals.
We offer advice and information, a listening ear, emotional and practical support;
counselling (different types such as trauma, person centered, life coaching, cognitive
behavioural therapy, art therapy, family therapy); finding new ways to cope; group
support; life skills, employability opportunities and access to complimentary
therapies.
We offer training to professionals on Blood Borne Virus.
HOW TO
REFER
We accept self referrals and referrals from parents/ guardians/ carers.
This is an Open Access Service, so anyone can refer, or be referred to.
We accept self-referrals and referrals from parents/ guardians/ carers.
Referrals can be made by completing a form obtainable from our office.
You can contact us by telephone: 01738 474455
By email at: daservices@pkc.gov.uk
In writing to:
Team Leader, Drug & Alcohol Team,
Highland House, (Suite A3), St Catherine's Road,
Perth, PH1 5YA
The office is open Monday to Friday between 08.45 am and 5.00 pm.
WHERE &
WHEN
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We will if required visit clients in their own area and on occasions, evening
appointments can be arranged. Office based appointments are usually held in
Highland House.
Body Positive
WHAT
Body Positive exists to empower HIV and HCV positive people and those, directly
and personally, affected to eliminate the stigma and isolation they experience.
Body Positive offer drop-in services, complimentary therapies, general
information, individual support, respite fund, support groups, activities and social
evenings and’ Footsteps to the Future’ service. We also publish a newsletter.
HOW TO
REFER
We accept self referrals and from any agency working with a client who has
Hepatitis and/ or HIV or who wishes to be tested.
WHERE &
WHEN
Based in Highland House.
Out with this time can be contacted at the Dundee office;
13 Main Street, Dundee, DD3 7EY. Tel: 01382 226860
Email: admin@bodypositivetayside.org
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NHS Tayside Hepatitis C Outreach
Service
WHAT
Nurse specialists offering testing and treatment for Hepatitis C.
HOW TO
REFER
Referrals accepted from any person working with a client who has Hepatitis or
who wishes to be tested for Hepatitis.
WHERE &
WHEN
Based in Highland House every Tuesday; holding clinics on a Tuesday afternoon.
Outwith this time - contacted at office in Ninewells Hospital on 01382 740078 or
on mobile phones as follows;
Sonya O’ Keeffe - 07776456717
Brian Stephens - 07776467227
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Alcohol, Drug & BBV Team
Resettlement Services
PRISON RESETTLEMENT AND HOMELESS SOCIAL WORK SERVICE
WHAT
The team offers a free service to residents of Perth and Kinross who are over
16 years of age and who:
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 Are homeless and have complex needs.
 Are a parent and/ or family, who have become homeless and are in need
of support.
 Are returning from prison and would like support to resettle into the
community.
We offer individual assessment and personal care plans that will help the client to
identify and help the client work towards individual goals.
We offer advice and information, a listening ear, emotional and practical support;
counseling (different types such as trauma, person centered, life coaching,
cognitive behavioral therapy, relapse prevention, art therapy, family therapy) help
with parenting skills; finding new ways to cope; group support; life skills,
employability opportunities and access to complimentary therapies.
HOW TO
REFER
We accept self referrals and referrals from parents/ guardians/ carers.
This is an Open Access Service, so anyone can refer or be referred to.
You can contact us by telephone: 01738 474455
By email at: daservices@pkc.gov.uk
In writing to:
Team Leader, Drug & Alcohol Team,
Highland House, (Suite A3), St Catherine's Road,
Perth, PH1 5YA
The office is open Monday to Friday between 08.45 am and 5.00 pm.
WHERE &
WHEN
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We will if required visit clients in their own area and on occasions, evening
appointments can be arranged. Office based appointments are usually held in
Highland House.
Carers Support
WHAT
The team offers a free service to residents of Perth and Kinross who are over
16 years of age and care for someone who uses drugs and/ or alcohol, or has
been diagnosed with a blood borne virus, or is in prison.
We offer individual assessments, exploring the impact caring has had on their
lives. This is followed with an individual carer support plan that identifies personal
goals.
We offer advice and information, a listening ear, emotional and practical support;
access to counselling (different types such as trauma, person centered, life
coaching, cognitive behavioural therapy,) finding new ways to cope; group
support; life skills and access to complimentary therapies.
HOW TO
REFER
We accept self referrals.
This is an open access service, so anyone can refer or be referred to.
We accept self referrals and referrals from parents/ guardians/ carers.
This is an Open Access Service, so anyone can refer or be referred to.
You can contact us by telephone: 01738 474455
By email at: daservices@pkc.gov.uk
In writing to:
Team Leader, Drug & Alcohol Team,
Highland House, (Suite A3), St Catherine's Road,
Perth, PH1 5YA
The office is open Monday to Friday between 08.45 am and 5.00 pm.
WHERE &
WHEN
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We will if required visit clients in their own area and on occasions, evening
appointments can be arranged. Office based appointments are usually held in
Highland House.
Inspiral
Inspiring Recovery from Addictive Lifestyles
WHAT
INSPIRAL is a small, informal voluntary group of people who have had direct
experience of substance misuse services.
A voluntary initiative supported by P&K Alcohol & Drug Partnership. This group is
led by people who are recovering from alcohol and substance misuse.
We use our lived experience to promote hope and belief that people can and do
recover from substance misuse. We give people who have experienced
substance misuse a voice at local and national meetings, events and
conferences.
We hold focus groups to gain views about substance misuse services and feed
these views back to the services for the purpose of making services more
person-centred.
We deliver training and awareness raising activities to challenge the stigma and
misinformation associated with substance misuse.
We promote and provide accurate information about what is going on within
substance misuse services locally and nationally.
OUR FUTURE At October 2010 - INSPIRAL members are currently working with Voluntary
Action Perthshire to achieve formal ‘charitable status’. This will provide a legal
PLANS
framework to support the work of the organisation. In so doing, this will enable us
to undertake fund raising initiatives to develop the role and influence of the group.
We are also recruiting new members through various promotional activities in the
community
INSPIRAL
HOW TO
CONTACT US C/O PLUS Perth and Kinross
77 Canal Street
Perth
PH2 8JJ
plusperth@msn.com
Tel: 01738 626242
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EPICS
Encouraging Positive Care and Support in Perth and Kinross
WHAT
EPICS members comprise a small voluntary group of experienced and
committed carers of people who have a substance misuse problems.
To ensure the views and needs of the carers of people with substance misuse
problems are recognised and reflected in local services and development plans.
We offer training to a wide range of professionals, community groups and other
organisations, to raise awareness and give factual information about wider issues
concerning substance misuse
We work in partnership with Perth and Kinross Council, NHS Tayside and a
range of voluntary sector organisations, to promote the development of
personalised support for carers of people with substance misuse problems.
We obtain the views of carers, and act as representatives in a range of meetings
and events, to ensure that decisions taken are well informed and consistent with
carers needs and for those they care for.
OUR FUTURE At October 2010 - EPICS members are currently working with Voluntary Action
Perthshire towards the attainment of ‘charitable status’ which will provide a legal
PLANS
framework to support the work of the organisation. In so doing, this will enable
fund raising activities to develop the role and influence of the group. We are also
recruiting new members through various promotional activities in the community.
EPICS
HOW TO
CONTACT US C/O The Alcohol, Drug and BBV Team,
Highland House,
St Catherine’s Road,
Perth,
PH1 5YA
Tel: 01738 474455
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CATH – Churches Action for the
Homeless
WHAT
CATH is a locally based charity who operate an Outreach Team, Floating
Support Team, Day Centre, CATH House (16 bed hostel) and a charity shop.
CATH provide emergency accommodation and support in a totally nondiscriminatory manner to both males and females over the age of 16 years who
are homeless or under threat of homelessness within the Perth and Kinross area.
Support is provided by a team of trained development workers to those who have
multiple and complex needs including those who may still currently be addressing
issues of alcohol and/ or substance abuse and mental health issues. We deliver
support either directly or collaboratively by engagement with other appropriate
agencies within Perth and Kinross.
OUR FUTURE We hope to extend and enhance the support currently offered to our service user
group by adding projects and programmes at the Day Centre which will provide
PLANS
soft skills for those moving back towards employment. Partnership working and
volunteer/ befriending programmes will help us play a significant role in
addressing the future challenges facing those we continue to support.
CATH main office High Street, Perth.
HOW TO
CONTACT US CATH Floating Support.
CATH House, York Place, Perth.
CATH Day Centre, Ladeside, Perth.
CATH Out Reach
CATH Charity Shop High St, Perth
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01738 580188
01738 580188
01738 449331(also out of hours)
01738 633077
01738 633077
01738 580665
Alcohol Anonymous
WHAT
Alcoholic Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their
experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their
common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no
dues or fees for AA membership; we are self-supporting through our own
contributions.
There are AA meetings every day and night of the week in all areas throughout
the UK and information can be obtained by calling the number below. Alcoholics
Anonymous works within the 12 Steps. AA members view alcoholism as a
progressive illness with a combination of spiritual, emotional (or mental) and
physical components.
OUR FUTURE Going to an open AA meeting is possibly the best way to find out how AA works.
Non alcoholics can attend and observe how AA works. If you have any questions
PLANS
someone would be glad to answer them before or after the meeting.
To find out more about meetings and any other information please contact our
HOW TO
CONTACT US Northern Services office in Glasgow on 0141 226 2214.
The General Services Office is in York and can be contacted on 01904 644026.
Do you have a drinking problem, do you want help? Ring AA on 0845 7697555.
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We will strive to continue to update this directory as services come on line or any
changes.
Please let us know on 01738 476966 of any changes.
Please contact the services directly for any events they are organising.
Liam McLaughlin
Perth and Kinross ADP
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