Addiction Support

Local Stop Smoking Service

Quick links

One for Haringey - 02088859095

ASH

For free help and advice on how to stop smoking please call Smokefreelife Haringey, your new Stop Smoking Service on 0300 123 1044, or visit the One for haringey website (external link) or text QUIT to 66777.

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ASH

Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) is a campaigning public health charity that works to eliminate the harm caused by tobacco. ASH does not attack smokers or condemn smoking. There are a host of interesting and useful factsheets on the site on smoking and tobacco, including factsheets on young people and smoking, how smoking affects the way you look, shisha, e-cigarettes and support in quitting smoking.

Smoking harms nearly every organ of the body. It causes many diseases and reduces quality of life and life expectancy. The younger a person quits, the greater the benefit, but stopping smoking is beneficial at any age. Many smokers think that smoking helps relieve stress but in fact, ex-smokers are more likely to go on to have better mental health and be happier than they were before they quit.

You can visit their website or read some factsheets regarding smoking and how to quit, also there are ASH Resources for schools.

Drug Support

Quick Links

The Grove - 02087026220

Talk to FRANK

COMET

DASH

The Drug Advisory Service Haringey (DASH) is the main provider for substance misusers in Haringey. They support patients through drug rehabilitation and offer a confidential service.

They offer advice about drugs and side effects. they also offer substitute prescribing for people who have an opiate addiction (heroin) to reduce harm to the patient. They also work closely with the housing department and run employment and training schemes.

For more information visit the DASH website. Alternatively you can visit COSMIC who help and support for children and families affected by alcohol and drugs or Talk to FRANK - the National Drug Helpline.

The Grove Drug Treatment Service

9 Bruce Grove, Tottenham, N17 6RA. 

Opening hours: Monday-Friday 9:30am-4:30pm, Wednesday open to 7:30pm. Telephone no: 020 8702 6220 

They provide a wide range of free treatment services to people experiencing problems with drugs misuse in Haringey (18+).

They offer 1:1 support and groups, Substitute prescribing, Needle Exchange - list of local needle exchange pharmacies, 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; 

Complementary Therapies 

The Grove also works closely with other Haringey agencies, including the Alcohol Treatment Service and the Recovery Service, so can refer to these agencies for further support.

Insight Platform (Young Adults/Children)

40 Bromley Road, Tottenham, London, N17 0AW. Telephone no: 020 8493 8525.

Website: Insight

They provide confidential advice and support on drugs and alcohol for children, young adults (upto aged of 21) and families. They also advise on harm reduction and prevention as well as therapeutic interventions to complement the needs of young people accessing the service.

Talk to FRANK

40 Bromley Road, Tottenham, London, N17 0AW. Telephone no: 0300 123 6600.

Website: Talk to FRANK

They provide friendly, confidential drug advice online, via email, phone or SMS.

Gambling Support

Quick links

Gamblers anonymous - 02073817722

Gamcare

If you required assistance with any gambling issues please self refer to the below details or access the website below.

National Problem Gambling Clinic 

Address: 282 North End Rd, London SW6 1NH, Phone: 020 7381 7722  

Gambler Anonymous http://www.gamblersanonymous.org.uk/ 

 gamcare http://www.gamcare.org.uk

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Alcohol Support (HAGA)

Quick Links

HAGA - 02088006999

Don't bottle it up

Alcoholics Anonymous

If you require a health check up on your liver or advice regarding your alcohol habits you can talk to your GP or speak to Haringey Advisory Group On Alcohol (HAGA) on 020 8800 6999. You can contact HAGA yourself. First appointments are held Monday to Thursday 10am to 1pm. Evening and weekend appointments are available by arrangement.  They have hubs across the community and will visit people in their own homes if you are unable to get to them. You can contact them by email (hello@haga.co.uk). If you are affected by a disability and cannot visit HAGA, they can come to you, please ring 020 8800 6999 and they will try and organise a home visit. HAGA also run hub clinics based in GP surgeries across Haringey. If you would rather speak with one of our specialists in a surgery near you, then we run the following clinics:

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Lawrence House Surgery

107 Philip Lane, Tottenham, N15 4JR

Tel: 020 8801 6640

Time Slots: Every Thursday 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.30pm

Queenswood Medical Practice

151 Park Road, London, N8 8JD

Tel: 020 3074 2402

Time Slots: Every Wednesday 5.00pm, 6.00pm, 7.00pm

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.