Drug and Alcohol Service - Cambridgeshire
How we can help
This means that you don't need to book an appointment - you can simply walk in and find out how we can help you. We'll listen to your needs and make sure you get the treatment that is suited to you.
To refer yourself or someone else, please complete our online referral form.
Find us
We are located at 2-6 Hartford Road, Huntingdon, PE29 3PB, in the former Job Centre building, opposite the Heart Radio station on the ring road.
By Bus:
Huntingdon bus station is located at Huntingdon, PE29 3PA. Our office is a short walk from the bus station.
By Foot:
It takes about 5 minutes to walk from Huntingdon bus station to our office.
- Hartford House
2-6 Hartford Road
Huntingdon PE29 3PB By Car:
There is no parking available at our office. However, you can park in the short-stay parking lot behind our building on Trinity Place or at Princes Street Car Park, PE29 3AP. Both are about a 2 to 5 minute walk from our office.
Opening times
- Monday9:30 - 13:0016:00 - 20:00
- Tuesday 9:30 - 16:30
- Wednesday9:30 - 16:30
- Thursday9:30 - 16:30
- Friday9:30 - 16:30
Your first visit
We're an open-access service. This means that you don't need an appointment, you can just come in. You'll be greeted by one of our Peer Mentors who can chat to you about how the service can help while you wait for your assessment.
Our welcome group
We have a welcome pod where newly assessed people can learn about what to expect and what's on offer at the service.
Additional services
Cambridge Recovery Service
This community-based service is led by volunteers and people who use our service. It aims to help people build a sustained, holistic and purposeful lifelong recovery from addiction. Visit the Cambridge Recovery Service website to find out more.
The EDGE café
The Edge Café is a social enterprise that promotes community-led recovery to support people to turn their lives around. The café is run by individuals who are on this challenging journey themselves.
Advice and support
Alcohol
We offer one-to-one support, counselling, groups, peer-led activities, substitute prescribing and more.
Drugs
We'll listen to your needs and make sure you get the right support.
Supporting you to support others
It can be difficult to know how best to help someone close to you who uses drugs or alcohol. We will support you to have a voice and play a positive role in supporting your loved one.
Find a pharmacy
Pop your postcode in below to find your local pharmacy for naloxone and needle exchange.
At our hubs, you can pick up a SLAM pack. They are safer chemsex packs that are made up of equipment to help reduce the transmission of blood borne infections like HIV and Hepatitis C. They also have information on keeping yourself safe and other helpful info.
