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Our weekdays drop-in runs from 9am-1pm and provides food and hot drinks,
and a range of other services including advice, help with phonecalls and
healthcare. Showers and laundry are available
for rough sleepers.
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Our trained alcohol workers offer structured programmes, usually lasting 12 weeks, and will work with you on a one-to-one basis to help you address your alcohol issues.
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Our resettlement team can help you find suitable long-term accommodation, and the support you need to maintain your tenancy.
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Get to grips with IT, improve your basic skills, learn to cook healthy food or join our Trainee Volunteer Programme.
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We offer three substance misuse programmes under contract to the Probation Service; LIAP (Low intensity Alcohol Programme), OSAP (Offender Substance Abuse Programme) and DIDP (Drink Impaired Drivers Programme). Attendance at these groups is via referral from the Probation Service.
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The Health 4 Life project works in Birmingham's 12 most deprived wards, running a variety of different activities which enhance people's health and well being.
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We accept referrals from other agencies.Individuals are also welcome to self-refer - just ring us on 0121 666 7023 or call in at one of our drop-in sessions.
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