The Hungerford Drug Project provides advice, support, information and treatment for people who are experiencing problems with drug-use and for their families and friends. The Hungerford is part of Turning Point, a UK charity working with people who experience problems associated with mental health, alcohol, substance misuse, and HIV/AIDS.
 
The Hungerford responds to the needs of drug users from hard-to-reach groups such as rough sleepers, vulnerable young people , the black and minority ethnic and the gay and lesbian communities.
 
It runs a range of open access and treatment services from the Soho premises including complimentary therapies, weekly one-to-one counselling sessions, weekly surgeries, one-to-one regular keyworker sessions and life skills development.
 
Clients can refer themselves, either by telephoning or attending the daily reception service that runs from 2.00pm - 5.00pm every weekday and 11.00am to 5.00pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Referrals are also accepted from probation officers, arrest teams, social workers, counsellors, GPs, Street Services teams, homeless agencies and client’s friends and family.
 
Senior Service Managers:
Andy Symons
Andy Wooldridge
 
Address: 32a Wardour Street, London W1D 6QR. [CLICK FOR STREET MAP]
Tel: 020 7437 3523.
Fax: 020 7287 1274.
Email:hungerford@turning-point.co.uk
Web: www.thehungerford.org