National detox and rehab framework

StreetScene provide people with individualised treatment suited to their own personal needs.

Our aim is to help our clients rebuild their lives, to grow in confidence and self-worth and to really believe that they can live a healthy, responsible and productive life, free of drugs and alcohol.

Underpinning your entire time at ARC is their truly person-centred approach and ethos rooted in positive kind regard to all clients.

New Beginnings is a standalone medically managed detoxification unit that accepts people over the age of 18. Please note the rehab programme is only available to those staying for detoxification.

BAC O’Connor is a welcoming service offering a wide range of treatments and therapies, including support for family members. They work to address all the different challenges each person might be facing.

The Bridges has historically worked with clients involved with the Criminal Justice system and exclusively with male clients.

Nestled in rural Wiltshire parkland, Clouds House offers a structured and diverse treatment programme, designed with your recovery needs in mind.

StreetScene is one of the UK's leading and longest established, residential treatment centres.

Covington House is a 10 bed, female only residential rehabilitation centre.

East Wharf Cottage is run by The Nelson Trust, and is a female only residential rehabilitation treatment centre.

ESH Community is a private residential addiction treatment centre and rehab in Warwickshire. They provide specialist support including alcohol treatment, drug treatment, alcohol rehab, drug rehab, alcohol detox and drug detox.

StreetScene's Francis House offer personalised treatment tailored to the needs of the individual.

Kenward Trust is a residential rehabilitation centre for people struggling with drug or alcohol misuse. They also offer support for family and friends of those affected.

Leigh Bank's programme centres around a variety of psycho-social interventions which includes a structured group work programme, 1-2-1 key work and 1 to 1 counselling sessions.

Liberty House Clinic is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation and detox facility in Luton.

Residential and day rehab programme specialising in alcohol addiction (other secondary addictions can be present).

Nelson House by The Nelson Trust offers rehabilitation support for both men and women.

New Oakwood Lodge is a unique enhanced Therapeutic Community offering support to people wishing to address their problematic drug and alcohol use

Ophelia House is a specialist trauma responsive service for women.

Oxygen Recovery offers a four-step pathway, which aims to meet the needs of clients struggling with substance misuse issues.

Phoenix Futures Glasgow Residential Service offers a drug and alcohol free environment with structured support.

Phoenix Futures is an in-patient treatment service specialising in support for families. They work to support individuals and their loved ones, and are the only detox service in the UK enabling families to stay together onsite.

Phoenix Futures is an in-patient treatment service specialising in ‘recovery through nature’. They offer lots of outdoor based activities including growing foo

Recovery Lighthouse has a client-focused approach to their detox and rehabilitations programme.

Seasons offers a variety of residential addiction treatment programmes for men and women aged 18-64.

Sefton Park is a person-centred therapeutic community with large CBT component.

Somewhere House is an drug and alcohol rehab centre, supporting people with a complex need or a dual diagnosis.

Stafford House is a female only residential rehabilitation treatment centre run by the Nelson Trust.

Tom Harrison House provides a specialist addiction recovery programme for UK Armed Forces veterans and people who work in emergency services.

Trevi provides support for women and their children in recovery and helping them make a fresh start in life.

Western Counselling Services offers an abstinence-based 12-step recovery programme in Weston Super-Mare, Somerset.

Yeldall Manor was established in 1977 by a Christian family, and has over four decades of experience supporting men struggling with substance misuse. Its aim is for all people affected by addiction to heal, transform and thrive.