The Alcohol Service
How we can help
We're here to support you.
We are a free and confidential alcohol service. We'll work with you to create a support plan to help you achieve your goals. We'll meet you at a convenient venue for you, like your GP practice.
Whether you're looking to stop drinking or just cut down, we're here to help you make changes. If you have issues with the drinking behaviour of someone else close to you, we can support you.
Find us
We operate from three locations in our three London boroughs. Our main office is Lupus Street, but we don't provide a walk-in service at this location. If you'd like to register with the service, please contact us so we can arrange an appropriate location to meet you.
- 66 Lupus Street
Pimlico
London SW1V 3EQ
Opening times
- Monday 9:00 - 20:00
- Tuesday 9:00 - 20:00
- Wednesday 9:00 - 20:00
- Thursday 9:00 - 20:00
- Friday 9:00 - 17:00
Contact us
We always welcome new people, so please do get in touch if you'd like to find out more about how we can help you. Don't forget to follow us on social media to see what we're up to.
Phone: 0800 014 7440
Email: [email protected]
Click here to refer yourself or someone else online
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Connecting London
Connecting London is a partnership of Change Grow Live services across the London area. We're running lots of events on Zoom to keep you motivated on your recovery journey.
Whether you just want to check in for a virtual coffee, join us for a guided meditation session, give yoga a try or join a SMART meeting, everybody is welcome.
Find out more about Connecting LondonReducing the harms of alcohol use
We've created a document you can download that'll help you reduce the harm of your drinking. It includes tips on:
- How to reduce your alcohol use safely
- How to manage your symptoms
- Places to get help and advice
Your first visit
Once you've contacted us, we'll arrange to meet you. You'll meet one of our friendly team members who will talk to you about your needs. Then, they'll explain the treatment options available to you. There isn't anything you need to bring with you to your first meeting.
Further support
Useful websites and apps
Narcotics Anonymous
Regular support groups all over the country for people with an addiction to drugs.
Visit the site
Cocaine Anonymous
Groups across the country where you can share your experience of managing or recovering from a cocaine addiction.
Visit the site
Friday/Monday
Information about sex and drugs, and reducing harm, for gay and bisexual men.
Visit the site
Release
Harm reduction advice for different drugs and information around drug law and your rights.
Visit the site
Drugfam
Support for families, friends and partners affected by someone else’s addiction to drugs or alcohol.
Visit the site
MEN R US
Health, life and wellbeing information and support for gay men. Advice on drugs and chemsex.
Visit the site