Welcome to the Suffolk Drug & Alcohol Action Team websiteWelcome to the Suffolk Drug & Alcohol Action Team website

Here you can find out more about what the Suffolk Drug and Alcohol Action Team do, where to go to get help for drug or alcohol misuse, and links to other useful websites.

 
 
 
 
Information Update
  • Over 1000 people in treatment in Suffolk: - 

    Latest figures show that almost 1,170 people were treated for substance misuse issues in Suffolk between June 2007 and May 2008.

     
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    Latest News
    Suffolk DAAT wins regional award

    Suffolk DAAT and the Make a Change team recently accepted the regional Team Winners Award at the 2008 Tackling Drugs - Changing Lives awards. 

    The team developed a comprehensive plan to tackle street prostitution and reduce the harm and vulnerability caused by drug dependency.  This award was presented to acknowledge the success and achievements of all those involved in this work.  

     

    Don't overdo it. Friends stick together. Get home safe.

    Alcohol related violence is more likely to occur when people have too much alcohol, seperate from their friends and go off alone, and when no provisions are made to get home safely.  Visit the Nightsafe website to find out more. www.onesuffolk.co.uk/Nightsafe

     

     

    CPA website
    New CPA website goes live soon! 

     
     
     
     
    Where to get help
    Forest HeathSt EdmundsburyBaberghMid SuffolkIpswichSuffolk CoastalWaveney

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    Adfam
    telephone 020 7553 7640
     
     
     
     
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    Crackdown
    telephone 0800 2563 253
     
     
     
     
    FRANK
     
     
     
     
    DrugScope
    telephone 0808 8002345
     
     
     
     
    Government Office for the East of England
     
     
     
     
    New County Helpline > 01473 299640
    New County Helpline > 01473 299640