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Getting help is the single biggest step you can take.

KDAAT commissions a range of services from brief interventions to residential care.

 

Getting help

Are you affected by drug use, need support or treatment?

Kent drug services are here to help you.

Call

KCA – 01795 590635
Areas covered: Ashford, Canterbury, Dover, Faversham,
Gravesham, Shepway, Sittingbourne, Thanet

Turning Point – 01322 278916
Dartford, Isle of Sheppey, Maidstone, Sevenoaks,
Tonbridge & Malling, Tunbridge Wells

Kenward Trust - 01622 814187

Areas covered: Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Malling, Maidstone

Are you affected by alcohol use, need support or treatment?

Kent Alcohol services are here to help you.

Call

CRI – 01227 473820
Areas covered; Ashford, Canterbury,
Dover, Shepway, Swale, Thanet

Kenward Trust – 01474 327145
Areas covered; Maidstone, Sevenoaks,
Tonbridge & Malling, Tunbridge Wells

Action for Change – 07595 650216
Areas covered; Dartford, Gravesham

What to expect when accessing treatment services.

The first step
If you feel that you or someone you know needs support or treatment for their drug or alcohol misuse then a good place to start is in your GP surgery, or call your local specialist drug service directly.

The majority of people engaging with services have self-referred for treatment.

If you haven't accessed treatment before in the last few months your first appointment will be to access the level of treatment you require.

Alternatively you can find local drug treatment services in the KDAAT service directory and on the FRANK website.

What happens next
Once you have been assessed for treatment, you'll meet your keyworker. They may be a doctor, nurse or a drugs worker. Your keyworker will help you organise treatment, develop a personalised care plan with you, and be your first point of call throughout your treatment. You’ll see your keyworker for regular one-to-one sessions during your treatment.

 

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