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The below list of agencies may be able to provide help and support, please contact them directly to discuss your circumstances and see what guidance they could provide. This may be in terms of debt management; help with budgeting and immediate need relating to food and clothing.
Food
Haringey Foodbank
RCCG, LIVING SPRING CENTRE at Selby Centre, Selby Road off White Hart Lane, N17 8JN. Weds 12-5.00, Thurs 12-5.00 07460 519019 [email protected]
The Gospel Centre - must have a voucher from Jobcentre Plus (details below)
Wightman Road (corner Raleigh Road) London N8 0LT Tue 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm & Sun 11.30 am to 1.00 pm 07557 111 374 [email protected] http://haringey.foodbank.org.uk/
Highway of Holiness (soup kitchen)
Highway Centre Unit 8 Fountayne Road, Tottenham, N15 4QL Mon: approx at 8pm, Wed: 6.30-7.30pm, Fri: 6.30-7.30pm, Sun: 1.30-2.30pm 0208 808 4444 http://highwayofholiness.co.uk
St Ignatius Church Provide: a cup of tea and a sandwich 2pm–3pm
27 High Road London N15 Tel: 020 8800 2121
Muswell Hill Baptist Church Provide: food Sunday to Thursday 7.45– 8.45pm
2 Dukes Avenue Muswell Hill London N10
Triumphant Church Internat’l Provide: free hot meals, Wednesday evenings 7.00 – 8.00 pm
136 West Green Road London N15 5AD Tel: 020 8800 6001
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Furniture
See our furniture reuse webpage: www.haringey.gov.uk/furniture_reuse
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Grants
Family Fund (grants for disabled children)
Tel: 01904 621 115 [email protected] http://www.familyfund.org.uk/grants
Tottenham District Charity
If you are in demonstrable financial need and have lived in Tottenham for a minimum of 3 years consecutively you can apply for:
Basic household furniture or items, e.g. beds, bedding, wardrobes and carpets White goods – fridges, freezers and washing machines Essential items of clothing Payment for visits to hospital Payment for books or help towards fees for further education or travelling expenses for college Payment towards recuperative holidays Cost of decorating home or repairs The Charity does not award assistance towards bills or debts
The maximum grant awarded is £400.*
http://www.tottenhamdistrictcharity.org.uk/
The Vicar's Relief Fund
The Vicar’s Relief Fund makes small crisis grants to people in need across the United Kingdom. The average grant is around £200.
http://www.stmartin-in-the-fields.org/charity/vicars-relief-fund/
Saint George Dragon Trust
People in need who live in Greater London and are moving, or have recently moved, from supported housing into independent accommodation, who need one-off grant for the purchase of essential furniture and equipment.
A one-off grant is typically £100 - £400. A small grant following move-on is typically £50 - £100.
http://www.turn2us.org.uk/charities/s/st_george_dragon_trust.aspx
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Heinz, Anna and Carol Kroch Foundation
For people who are older, have a chronic illness, have fled domestic situations or are homeless and are in financial hardship. One-off grants usually ranging from £100 to £500 towards hospital travel costs, household bills, furniture, other hospital expenses, clothing, food, medical and disability equipment, living costs, home adaptations, help in the home and so on.
Heinz, Anna and Carol Kroch Foundation
PO Box 462
Tel: 0208 977 5534
Fax: 0208 977 5547
http://www.turn2us.org.uk/charities/h/heinz,_anna_and_carol_kroch_fo.aspx Charis Grants
Charis provides financial relief programmes, for individuals and families in financial hardship. Charis’ schemes support those who are struggling to pay their bills or have other essential needs.
http://www.charisgrants.com/individuals-families/
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Domestic Violence Hearthstone Tel: 0208 888 5362 (Mon – Fri 10am-4pm, except Bank Holidays) Women’s Aid Tel: 0208 2000 247 http://www.womensaid.org.uk/ Solace Women’s Aid Solace Women’s Aid provide vital services in London in the fields of crime reduction, health and social care with a primary focus on supporting women and children affected by domestic and sexual violence. Unit 5-7 Blenheim Court 62 Brewery Road London N7 9NY Tel: 020 7619 1350 Email: [email protected]
Cancer Support Macmillan (Financial Support) Tel: 0808 808 00 00 Email: [email protected] http://www.macmillan.org.uk/HowWeCanHelp/FinancialSupport
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HIV / AIDS HIV Team 40 Cumberland Road Wood Green London N22 7SG Opening hours Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm Tel: 020 8489 5982 Email: [email protected] HIV/AIDS Drop-In
Winkfield Resource Centre 33 Winkfield Road London N22 5RP Opening hours Thursdays: 1.30pm to 5pm Tel: 020 8489 0396 (drop-in hours only)
NOTE: If you need to speak to one of the workers who are involved with the drop-in outside these hours you should call the Physical Disability team on 020 8489 5982.
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Loan, Savings, Debt Management National Debtline National Debtline support individuals in the UK with unmanageable debts and to improve the capacity, quality and efficient delivery of free-to-client independent money advice. Tel: 0808 808 4000 (freephone) http://www.nationaldebtline.co.uk/agency_information.php Money Advice Service www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk Haringey Credit Union / London Capital Credit Union Tel: 020 7561 1786 www.credit-union.coop StepChange Debt Charity With almost 20 years' experience StepChange can give you clear and practical tips on how to make
your money go further, from creating a budget to saving money on your household bills.
Tel: 0800 138 1111 (freephone) MoneyWise They offer advice, support and training services for people looking to better manage their money in these difficult financial times. The aim is to give tenants across Haringey the awareness and practical skills needed to manage their money and build their financial confidence. They can help with: · managing bills · understanding welfare benefits · getting a better fuel deal · how to open a bank or other savings account · advice on borrowing & loans and getting the best credit deal Tel: 0208 347 3123 http://www.moneywiseharingey.com/
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Loan, Savings, Debt Management (continued) Quaker Social Action Group – Futureproof Project 17 Old Ford Road Bethnal Green London E2 9PJ Tel: 020 8983 5030 www.quakersocialaction.com Turn2Us Online Contact Form www.turn2us.org.uk
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Mental Health St Ann's hospital Block B2 St Ann's Road London N15 3TH Tel: 020 8702 6220 (triage) http://www.beh-mht.nhs.uk/ Mind in Haringey Tel: 020 8 340 2474 [email protected] www.mindinharingey.org.uk
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Disability – Physical & Sensory Winkfield Resource Centre The Centre offers services and facilities to help residents with disabilities and/or sensory impairment manage their disability, maintain their independence and take control of their lives. Winkfield Resource Centre 33 Winkfield Road Wood Green London N22 5RP 0208 889 0396 Haringey Deaf Service (HDS) HDS offer 1:1 confidential support and advice service for adults who are Deaf or hard of hearing and live in the borough of Haringey. Winkfield Resource Centre 33 Winkfield Road Wood Green London N22 5RP Tel: 020 8489 2592 or 020 8889 1239 Minicom: 020 8365 7935 or 0208 829 9381 Mobile: 07814 462 159 or 07980 316 714 (SMS only) Email: [email protected] Deaf drop-in on Tuesdays between 12pm – 4pm and Friday 10am-2pm
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Disability – Physical & Sensory (continued) Renate Campbell Trust (RCT) Deaf Job Club Assistance with job searches for deaf people. Drop-in opening hours: Friday 10am-4pm Winkfield Resource Centre 33 Winkfield Road Wood Green London N22 5RP Tel: 020 8826 9966 Minicom/voice: 020 8889 6076 Mobile: 07983 281 944 (SMS only) Email: [email protected]
Disability – Learning Haringey Learning Disabilities Partnership (HLDP) HLDP provides health and social care services for people with learning disabilities and their carers. 2nd Floor 40 Cumberland Road Wood Green London N22 7SG Tel: 020 8489 1384 Email: [email protected] Key contact: Beverley Tarka, [email protected] Kith & Kids Kith & Kids provides activities, opportunities, information and support for people with a learning disability or autism. They help the whole family to overcome social isolation and live more fulfilled lives. The Irish Centre Pretoria Road London N17 8DX Tel: 020 8801 7432
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Support for ex-offenders St. Giles Trust If custody period was less then 12 months or released from HMP Brixton, Highdown or Wandsworth. 64-68 Camberwell Church Street London SE5 8JB Tel: 020 7703 7000 / 020 7708 8000 [email protected] www.stgilestrust.org.uk The HARRP Trust The HARRP Trust helps offenders, ex-offenders and those at risk of offending achieve and sustain positive change, through end-to-end case management, mentoring, and other motivational programmes. 111 Lee Valley Technopark Ashley Road London N17 9LN Tel: 020 88854761 Mobile: 07972 508 743 | 07972 508 226 Email: [email protected] http://www.harrptrust.org.uk/# Probation Service 71 Lordship Lane Haringey London N17 6RS Tel: 0208 808 4522 Telfer House Church Road London N6 4QJ
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Working Links Working Links help people to find Employment, Education, and Skills Development Training. There current contract – Moving On – is helping Ex-Offenders into Employment, Education or Skills Development Training. Berol House Ashley Road London N17 9LJ
Travel costs for visiting someone in Prison If you’re aged over 18, you may get help with the cost of visiting a close relative or partner in prison.
Assisted Prison Visits Unit
Tel: 0300 063 2100 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) Email: [email protected]
https://www.gov.uk/staying-in-touch-with-someone-in-prison/get-help-with-travel-costs-to-prison
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Advice & Support Organisations Citizens Advice Bureau 14a Willoughby Road N8 0JJ 0844 826 9715 (Information Line) 020 8341 2400 www.haringeycabx.org.uk Haringey Race & Equality Council 14 Turnpike Lane, London N8 0PT Tel: 020 8889 6871 [email protected] www.haringeyrec.org.uk Haringey Association of Voluntary and Community Organisations (HAVCO) Units 336-337 Lee Valley Technopark Ashley Road London N17 9LN Tel: 020 8880 4046 [email protected]. http://www.havcoharingey.org.uk/ Child Poverty Action Group 94 White Lion Street London N1 9PF Tel: 020 7837 7979 Fax: 020 7837 6414 [email protected] http://www.cpag.org.uk/ Victim Support Tel: 0845 30 30 900 http://www.victimsupport.org/
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Advice & Support Organisations (continued) Cripplegate 1-3 Colebrooke Place Islington, London N1 8HZ Tel: 020 7566 3130 www.cripplegate.org/about Family Action Family Action Central Office 501-505 Kingsland Road London, E8 4AU Tel: 020 7254 6251 www.family-action.org.uk
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Government Departments NHS - Healthcare Travel Costs Scheme http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcosts/Pages/Travelcosts.aspx
The Department for Work and Pensions www.dwp.gov.uk
Sure Start Maternity Grant You could get a one-off payment of £500 to help towards the costs of having a child. You usually qualify for the grant if:
you’ve no other children - unless you’re expecting a multiple birth (eg twins)
you get certain benefits You must claim the grant within 11 weeks of expecting the baby or within 3 months after the birth. https://www.gov.uk/sure-start-maternity-grant/overview
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Government Departments (continued) Jobcentre Plus - Haringey Wood Green Granta House 1 Western Road London, N22 6UH Tel: 0845 604 3719 Tottenham 640-656 High Road Tottenham London, N17 0AA Tel: 0845 604 3719 Finsbury Park 52-53 Medina Rd London, N7 7JX 0845 606 0234 Please be aware that the Support Fund is not intended to replace your benefits. If you are experiencing financial difficulties you may be eligible for:
JSA Hardship Payments for sanctioned claimants, or
Short Term Benefit Advances (STBAs) which are available where there is a new or repeat claim or a change of circumstances which will significantly increase the amount of benefit received.
STBAs are also subject to criteria being satisfied and are not guaranteed. If you have applied for a Short Term Benefit Advance (STBA) with the Jobcentre Plus (JCP) please ensure that you have received a response from them before applying to the Support Fund. Budgeting Loans A Budgeting Loan is an interest-free loan for people who have been on Income Support, income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance, Employment and Support Allowance (income-related), Pension Credit or payment on account of one of these benefits, for at least 26 weeks. It is intended to help spread the cost of certain one-off expenses over a longer period. The amount you get is decided by the decision maker at Jobcentre Plus. http://www.dwp.gov.uk/publications/specialist-guides/technical-guidance/sb16-a-guide-to-the-social/budgeting-loans/
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Energy – Gas and Electricity The Warm Home Discount scheme For winter 2013 to 2014, you could get a £135 discount on your electricity bill through the Warm Home Discount Scheme. Core Group You qualify for the discount if on the ‘qualifying day’ (20 July 2013) your supplier was part of the scheme, your name (or your partner’s) was on the bill and you were either:
75 or over and getting the Guarantee Credit element of Pension Credit (even if you get Savings Credit)
under 75 and only getting the Guarantee Credit element of Pension Credit (you won’t qualify if you also get Savings Credit)
Broader Group Some suppliers can offer the discount to vulnerable people (e.g. those on a low income). Each supplier has their own rules about who else (known as the ‘broader group’) can get this help. Check with the supplier if you meet their rules for broader group help and how to apply for it. https://www.gov.uk/the-warm-home-discount-scheme/eligibility
Care Leavers Catch22 Catch22 support young people leaving care and entering employment. Grove Business Centre 560–568 High Road Tottenham London N17 9TA http://www.catch-22.org.uk/
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Homelessness Crisis Crisis offer a wide range of courses to help homeless and vulnerably housed people to restore their
wellbeing, regain confidence, build their basic skills and raise their aspirations. The reception team
is available at 3pm every weekday for inductions to show you around Skylight.
Crisis Skylight London
66 Commercial Street, London E1 6LT
Tel: 0300 636 1967
Email: [email protected]
http://www.crisis.org.uk/pages/crisis-skylight-london.html No Second Night Out This project is aimed exclusively at those people newly arriving onto the streets of London. Tel: 0870 3833333 http://www.nosecondnightout.org.uk/ Centrepoint
Centrepoint provide services for people with varying needs and experiences of homelessness, but
also specifically for young people who are leaving the care of the local authority, for ex-offenders
and for young single parents.
Tel: Call 0845 466 3400
www.centrepoint.org.uk
Alone in London If you are aged between 16 - 25 and facing homelessness tonight, are at risk of homelessness, or are seeking advice on mediation or homelessness prevention. Unit 6 48 Provost Street London N1 7SU Tel: 020 7278 4224 [email protected] http://www.aloneinlondon.org/
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Homelessness (continued) Depaul UK - Night Stop London Nightstop is a scheme run by Depaul UK which provides emergency accommodation in the homes of local volunteers for young people aged 16-25 from one night a week to several days or weeks at a time. Referral is required. Depaul UK Nightstop London 291-299 Borough High Street London SE1 1JG Tel: 07767882881 http://www.depaulnightstopuk.org/nightstop-network/map-of-nightstop-services/nightstop-london/ Hope Worldwide The Hope Worldwide Two Step programme works with single, “non statutory priority homeless” people and houses them with private landlords. If you are homeless or threatened with homelessness, please call 020 7713 7655 to book an appointment for an assessment. Hope Worldwide Tel: 020 7713 7655 http://www.hopeworldwide.org.uk/ Shelter If you are already homeless or about to become homeless. Free advice helpline: 0808 800 4444 http://england.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/homelessness/emergency_accommodation_if_homeless Homeless UK Information on over 9,000 services - hostels, day centres and other advice and support services for homeless people and those at risk of homelessness. Tel: 020 7840 4430 http://www.homelessuk.org/details.asp?id=LP10 St Mungo’s St Mungo’s aim to house, support and care for vulnerable and excluded people who either have been, or are at risk of, sleeping rough and homelessness. 020 8762 5500 [email protected] http://www.mungos.org/
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Homelessness (continued) Street Link If you are sleeping rough or want to report a rough sleeper. Tel: 0300 500 0914 http://www.streetlink.org.uk/ Causeway Irish Housing Association Causeway Irish Housing Association was established in 1986 in response to the disproportionate numbers of young Irish people amongst London’s homeless. Causeway provides temporary housing for young Irish people, aged 18-31. Please note that priority is given to Irish applicants. Causeway recognises the discrimination faced by
minorities within the Irish community and therefore welcomes application from black Irish people,
travellers, those affected by HIV and AIDS, lesbians, gay men and those people who are marginalised
by their life experiences.
Third Floor Haringey Irish Centre Pretoria Road London N17 8DX Tel: 020 8365 1751 [email protected] http://www.haringey-irish.com/causeway.html Thames Reach (London Street Rescue) Thames Reach helps homeless and vulnerable people to live in decent homes, build supportive relationships and lead fulfilling lives. The Employment Academy 29 Peckham Road London, SE5 8UA Tel: 020 7062 0555 Email: [email protected] http://www.thamesreach.org.uk/who-we-are/ Crisis Private Rent Scheme - Crisis runs a national advisory service for voluntary organisations and local authorities to expand access to the private rented sector for single homeless people. http://www.crisis.org.uk/pages/crisis-private-renting.html Email: [email protected]
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Homelessness (continued) SHP SHP provide supported accommodation for homeless people facing social exclusion, giving them the specialist support they need to find stability and move on in their lives. They also provide a range of floating support services to help clients maintain their own tenancies, promote independent living, social and economic wellbeing and greater inclusion in the wider community.
245 Gray’s Inn Road London WC1X 8QY Tel: 020 7520 8660 [email protected] http://www.shp.org.uk/ Christian Action and Response in Society (CARIS) Haringey CARIS Haringey work with and for homeless families their services are open to everyone in temporary accommodation in the London Borough of Haringey and the service-users include a high proportion of refugees, asylum-seekers, victims of domestic violence, and those with mental health issues. St Ann's Church Hall Avenue Road Tottenham London N15 5JH Tel: 020 8800 5300 E-mail: [email protected] http://carisharingey.org.uk Ackee Housing Project
This is a housing project for single homeless black women aged 17-21 with low support needs. They
must have a local connection to LB Haringey. Priority is given to those who have been in local
authority care. They will not accept those with drug or alcohol problems or with a history of serious
violence. They accept self referrals and referrals from agencies on approved referral agencies list.
Self referrals phone Mon-Fri 10am-4.30pm. Minimum stay is 6 months, and maximum stay is for 2
years.
6-8 Palatine Road, London, N16 8SX Tel: 020 7254 5159 E-mail: [email protected]
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Homelessness (continued)
Bright Start Care provides supported housing for young people aged 18+.
Gibson House, 802 High Road, Tottenham, N17 0DH Tel: 0208 885 0658 / 0795 687 4074 Email - [email protected]
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Homeless Shelters – All Year Highway of Holiness Tel: 0208 808 4444 http://highwayofholiness.co.uk Missionaries of Charity - Home of Peace (Women only) Single homeless women with no support needs who do not have access to any other means of support. Referral address 179 Bravington Road London W9 3AR Tel: 020 8969 2631, 020 8960 Missionaries of Charity - The gift of love (Men only) Single homeless men aged 25-55 with low support needs, particularly those who have been sleeping rough and have no recourse to public funds. Referral address 112-116 St George's Road London SE1 6EU Tel: 020 7620 1504
Homeless Shelters – Winter Barnet Churches Winter shelter 020 8446 8400 Caris Islington Churches Cold Weather Shelters www.carisislington.org Hackney Winter Night Shelter 07702 799543 www.hwns.org.uk
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Homeless Day Centre The Simon Community
Three days a week the street homeless are welcome to the Hilldrop Centre. Here guests can have a meal, take a shower, wash their clothes, use the internet, watch a film, socialise and relax indoors.
Monday – 11am to 3.30pm Wednesday – 11am to 3.30pm Friday – 11am to 3.30pm Hilldop Day Centre 1 Hilldrop Road, Islington. London N7 0JE http://www.simoncommunity.org.uk/index.html
Homeless Medical Assistance Homeless Health Care London’s longest established clinic dedicated to providing the best quality primary care to homeless people. Tel: 020 7608 4740 E-mail: info
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Housing Haringey Housing Advice and Options Service The Housing Advice and Options Service provides help and advice to solve housing problems to prevent you from becoming homeless. They also give you information about the housing options that are available to you. They also offer special help to older people, people who have mental-health or physical-health problems, or people who have just come out of prison. Strategic and Community Housing Apex House 820 Seven Sisters Road Tottenham N15 5PQ Tel: 020 8489 1000 (option 9, then option 3) [email protected] or [email protected] Haringey Discretionary Housing Payment (DHP) Discretionary Housing Payments (DHPs) are short-term payments to help people with their rent if they are experiencing financial hardship. To receive a DHP you must be paying rent and be receiving Housing Benefit. Tel: 020 8489 8600 http://www.haringey.gov.uk/index/advice_tax_and_benefits/benefits/dhp.htm Haringey Key Support Supporting people who are homeless, living in temporary accommodation or who are at risk of becoming homeless. One Support Room 304 Parma House Clarendon Road Wood Green, N22 6UL Tel: 0207 428 8500/8508 [email protected] www.onehousinggroup.co.uk
HARTS for Families Free housing-related support service to families living in the London Borough of Haringey. 1-7 Corsica Street London, N5 1JG Tel: 0845 303 2350 [email protected]
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Housing (continued) Irish Causeway & Refugee Council Causeway Irish Housing Association and the Refugee Council offer their experience of working successfully with landlords and the Refugee Council focusing on their core expertise of supporting refugees. Refugee Council: Chloe Morgan, Tel: 020 7346 1160 Irish Causeway: Biniam Tesfai, Tel: 0203 4902528 http://www.crisis.org.uk/pages/refugee-council-irish-causeway.html
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Drugs & Alcohol dependency support Eban Eban is a confidential, adult drug treatment service in the Borough of Haringey specialising in crack and powder cocaine interventions for stimulant and poly-drug users. Residents of Haringey receive free counselling, psychosocial interventions, information, advice and referral pathways to other agencies to help them deal with addiction and issues affected by their drug misuse. 9 Bruce Grove, 1st Floor Tottenham N17 6RA Tel: 020 8365 9032 http://www.blenheimcdp.org.uk/eban Drugs Advisory Service Haringey (DASH) DASH offers a free and confidential service, providing a range of services to drug users, their families,
partners and friends in the London Borough of Haringey.
DASH Orchard House St Ann's Hospital St Ann's Road N15 3TH Tel: 020 8702 6220 Opening hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm Late drop-in: Wednesday 4pm to 7.30pm Women’s drop-in: Thursday 10am to 1pm
Insight Haringey Insight is a confidential support service for young people 12-21 who would like support with issues affecting them, especially those living with or affected by drugs and alcohol issues, in Haringey. 40 Bromley Road Tottenham N17 0AW Tel: 020 8493 8525 [email protected] http://www.insightharingey.co.uk/
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Drugs & Alcohol dependency support (continued) HAGA Our Mission is to lead in the delivery of high quality alcohol services that improve the lives of people,
including children, affected by alcohol and associated problems.
Tel: 020 8800 6999 Email: [email protected] http://www.haga.co.uk/About_Us.html
BUBIC (Bringing Unity Back to the Community)
BUBIC is a drug and alcohol service set up by ex-drug users. They run support groups, a café, 1:1
advice, support to carers and other activities across Haringey to help people overcome problematic
drug use, especially crack use.
9 Bruce Grove
1st Floor
London
N17 6RA
Tel: 020 8808 6550
Mob: 0798 448 1537
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.bubic.org.uk/#
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Drugs & Alcohol dependency support (continued)
Westminster Drug Project (WDP)
WDP Haringey provides support for people who come through the criminal justice system (CJS) and
are experiencing problems with drugs and/or alcohol.
Westminster Drug Project (WDP) Haringey
9 Bruce Grove
London
N17 6RA
Tel: 020 8885 0111
Email: [email protected]
Resettlement Independence Stability Enterprise (RISE) Project
RISE is an aftercare service aimed at helping former service users with finding work by giving them
the skills needed to apply for jobs. WDP Haringey provides this service in partnership with the
Haringey Advisory Group on Alcohol (HAGA).
Resettlement Independence Stability Enterprise (RISE) Project
171 Park Lane
London
N17 0HJ
Tel: 0208 801 3999
