HOST INSTITUTIONS in Addiction

HOST INSTITUTIONS in Addiction
Some examples
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Tr e m pol i ne , a s bl · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Bel g i um , Ch ât el et
D e Ki em · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Bel g i um , G a v er e
D e Sl e ut e l · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Bel g i um , G h en t
L e s Ha ut e s F a gn e s · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Bel g i um , Malm ed y
P hé ni x , a s bl · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Bel g i um , Nam u r
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Bel g i um , Th ui n
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Bu l g a r i a, Sof i a
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Cr o a t i a, Za g r eb
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Cz ec h R ep u b l i c , Mni s ek p o d Br d y
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Fi n l a n d, Ter v a l am p i
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Fr a n c e, Bo r d ea u x
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Fr a n c e, G a g n y
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Fr a n c e, G er b ep a l
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G r eec e, At h en s
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G r eec e, L a r i s s a
K e t h e a - Pr e v e nt i o n · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
G r eec e, At h en s
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G r eec e, Th es s a l o n i k i
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G r eec e, Th es s a l o n i k i
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I t a ly , Mo d en a
C EI S For m a zi on e · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
I t a ly , Mo d en a
C EI S « D on M a r i o Pi c c hi » · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
I t a ly , Rom e
C ool m i ne · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
I r el a n d , Du bl i n
Tr i pl e E x , Pa l i e r · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Th e N et h er l a n d s , Th e Ha g u e
P ho e ni x Ha g a · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
No r wa y , My s en
M ona r · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
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Po l a n d , O r zy s z
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Po l a n d , G r ac ze
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Po l a n d , L o d z
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Sp a i n , Ma d ri d
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Sp a i n , Palm a d e Ma l l o r c a
P r oj e c t e H om e Ca t a l u n ya · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Sp a i n , Bar c el o n a
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Sp a i n , Sev i ll a
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Un i t ed Ki n g d om , L o n d o n
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Tremp o li n e , asb l
B e l giu m ,C h âte le t
Addiction
Services : Residential welcome—
TC—Re-entry—Ambulatory—Family
work—Mother & children—
Prevention—Staff training—
Networking—Research.
Trempoline was born in 1985 and
collaborates with many national and
international partners.
Its objectives:
Contacts:
- Improve the physical and
psychological state of the person
- Develop a better self-knowledge
- Promote the social and
professional reintegration
- Foster relationships with family and
friends
- Support the family and friends of
the person
Georges van der Straten (Director)
Paulina Águila (Traineeships)
The residential treatment program
Headquarter:
Grand Rue 3
6200 Châtelet (Belgium)
Téléphone: + 32 0 71 40 27 27
Fax: + 32 0 71 38 78 86
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.trempoline.be
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, mothers with
children, dual diagnosis, justice and prisoners.
Number of places:
Residential: 41
Non-residential: 20
Partnership:
BFTC, EFTC, Fedito, ECEtt, WaB,
includes:
- A living community
- Self-help
groups
psychoeducational
- Individual interviews
- Training workshops
- A socio-professional reintegration
- A medical assistance
- Assistance to parenthood
- Sports and cultural activities
- A residential support mothers with
their children (Kangaroo Service)
- Groups of speech-based education
- Ambulatory monitoring
- Family support
- Monitoring of people receiving legal
action alternatives (service Alter
Ego).
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D e K ie m
B e l giu m , G ave re
Addiction
Services :
Residential welcome—TC—
Re-entry—Day center—Ambulatory—
Family work —Mother & children—
Networking.
“De Kiem” started since 1976, as the
first therapeutic community in
Belgium dealing with drug addiction.
One of the founders was Prof. Dr.
Eric Broekaert; honorary president of
the
European
Federation
of
Therapeutic Communities.
Headquarter:
Vluchtenboerstraat 7a, 9890 Gavere. Belgium.
Contacts:
Dirk Vandevelde (Director)
Dirk Calle (Traineeships)
Telephone: +32 9 3896666
Fax: +32 9 3848307
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.dekiem.be
Target group(s):
Cocaine users, heroine users, women with
children, justice and prisoners.
Number of places:
TC: 35
Re-entry: 14
Ambulatory: 180
Partnership:
EFTC, B.F.T.C., V.V.B.V., V.A.D., ECEtt.
Nowadays “De Kiem” is active within
the drug care in Flanders as a multimodality programme. “De Kiem” is a
non-profit,
non-governmental
organisation,
which
operates
financed by the Belgian Ministry of
Social Welfare.
Its basic objective is to provide a
wide range of services to people
experiencing problems related to the
use of drugs and their social
environment. The residential part of
the programme includes an induction
-unit, a therapeutic community, a
parent-and-child unit and a re-entry
unit.
The ambulatory part includes two
ambulatory centres with outpatient
treatment, a regional prevention
service and groups with parents and
groups in prison.
“De Kiem” is also involved in
prevention activities and edits its
own magazine.
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D e Sl eu t el
B e l giu m , G h en t
Addiction
Headquarter:
Jozef Guilainstraat, 43a. 9000-Ghent
(Belgium).
Contacts:
Damien Versele (director)
Robrecht Keymeulen (Traineeships)
Telephone: +32 9 2108710
Fax: +32 9 2728611
Services : 5 day care centers—2
TC—1 crisisintervention center—
Residential treatment for
adolescents—Work places—
research—Prevention.
De
Sleutel
is
an
institution
embedded within a non profit
organization of the Brothers of
Charity. It is aimed at care,
prevention,
employment
and
research in the field of drugs and
drug
addiction
problems
and
dependency
over
3
different
provinces in Flanders and in
Brussels.
It consists of a central department,
ambulatory
facilities,
residential
facilities and social workplaces. It
developed from a small only drug
free therapeutic community minded
initiative in the early
70’s to a
network for care and treatment of
drug addicts, with a widespread multi
-modality offer adapted to the
individual needs.
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.desleutel.be
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, cocaine users,
heroine users, youngsters and minors, dual
diagnosis, mental illness, justice and prisoners.
Number of places:
Aprox. 3000 patients/year
Partnership:
ECEtt. EFTC, ICAA
Its contribution to the solving of drug
problems is situated in 3 areas:
- Prevention: the foundation of
healthy enjoyment through the
development of social skills.
- Companionship and treatment:
getting control of one’s life and
letting go off addiction by learning
more
functional
answers
to
individual, relational and social
needs.
Employment:
training
and
perspective on work through attitude
training and adequate working
conditions.
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L es H au tes F a gn e s
B e l giu m , M a lm e d y
Addiction
Services:
Residential welcome—TC—Reentry—Day center—Ambulatory—
Family work —Mother & children.
Its capacity in residential formula is
36 beds - male and female - and the
length of stay is organized based on
a custom project for rehabilitation.
The duration varies the status of
each and every one (about 6
months).
Headquarter:
Malgrave, 1 . 4960 Malmedy (Belgium)
Contacts:
Telephone: + 32 0 807 998 30
Fax: + 32 0 807 998 39
E-mail:
[email protected]
Website: www.hautesfagnesmalmedy.be
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, cocaine users,
heroine users, women or men with children.
Number of places:
36
A part of the building is specifically
reserved for women. A development
of living conditions is expected to
accommodate women (or men) with
young children.
The staff of the Center is about thirty
people. It consists of: educators,
social workers and psychologists,
monitors the community (cooking,
housekeeping,...), doctors, and administrative staff.
4 areas of work:
- Relationship program
- Psychosocial program
Partnership:
ECEtt.
- Social and family program
- Medical Program
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P h é n i x , asb l
B e l giu m ,N a mu r
Addiction
Services:
TC— Ambulatory—Substitution,—
vocational reintegration,— Family—
Dual diagnosis— Networking.
Phénix's mission is "Supporting drug
addicts in a learning process based
on community outreach, assistance
and testing of abstinence so that
they can become self-reliant and
integrate into society ".
Headquarter:
Bourgmestre Jean Materne 165,
5100 Jambes (Belgium)
Contacts:
Leonardo di Bari (Director & Traineeships)
Téléphone: +32 0 81 22 56 91
Fax: + 32 0 81 22 47 68
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.asblphenix.be
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, herine users, dual diagnosis,
justice and prisoners.
Number of places:
Ambulatoty: 15
Day center: 25
Partnership:
Fedito, BFTC, Rasanam, WaB, ECEtt
Since 1996, the Day Centre for drug
users in Namur works as an
interm edi at e s er vic e b etween
residential living and medical or
psychosocial individual.
With the support of psychiatric
hospitals and Dave Manage and
Therap eutic Communities: De
Sleutel in Ghent and Trempoline in
Châtelet.
“We consider each patient as the
starting point and the objective of our
mission. We chose to address the
whole person, in other words, to
approach both in its educational
aspects, ps ychologic al, s ocial,
medical, legal and existential. Our
goal is to allow for each person to
make the most out of its own skills.
The solution to the problems
experienced by people suffering from
addiction problems lies in it”.
Phénix’s work is to find contexts and
practices that facilitate change and
maturity of the resident in his various
dimensions and to develop his
resources for a change to begin.
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E sp e r an ce , ab sl
B e l giu m , Th u in
Addiction
Services:
TC— After Care for Alcoholic People.
"Esperance", located in Thuin, is an
aftercare center for alcoholics. It's a
non-profit
organization
since
September 1983 and approved by
the INAMI since June 1989.
Headquarter:
Rue du Fosteau 42. 6530 Thuin (Belgium)
Contacts:
Diane Vandenbergue (Traineeships)
Téléphone: +32 071593496
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.guidesocial.be/esperance
Target group(s):
Alcoholics (women and men).
Partnership:
ECEtt
The program is conducted at the
initiative of some abstinent alcoholics
who gradually are surrounded by
health professionals who, at the time
of the approval, were handed over to
a multidisciplinary team setting up
through the subsidies granted.
Our center, mixed since May 2008,
welcomes women and men (+18
years old. Average age: 40 years)
with, in most cases, the capacity in
psychosocial rehabilitation.
We are regularly confronted with
people whose problem, "alcohol",
has led to significant health problems
and a breakdown in their social,
familial and professional areas.
Our Objectives:
- The significant improvement in
physical and mental condition of the
resident.
- The acquisition of a new vitality
through the practice of total
abstinence and active participation in
specific projects.
- Rehabilitation: family or business
areas.
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S o l i d arn ost
B u l g a r i a, S of i a
Addiction
Services:
Information and prevention—Non
residential TC—Re-entry—
Ambulatory—Family work—Daily
pedagogial work in workshops.
The basic activity of “Solidarnost
Association for Drug Addicted
People” is the development of a
rehabilitation and re-entry program
for dependent people, based on the
model of therapeutic community. The
program was established in 2003.
Headquarter:
Nikolay Ostrovski, 3. Sofia 1113 (Bulgaria)
Contacts:
Elena Nikolova (Director & Traineeships)
Tel: +359 (2) 971 99 20
Fax: +359 (2) 971 99 20
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: www.solidarnost-bg.org ;
www.drugsinfo-bg.org
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
heroine users, youngsters and minors,
families.
Number of places:
Day center: 12
Partnership:
National Center of Addiction, Initiative for
Health Foundation, PULS Foundation, Project
Butterfly NGO, EFTC, FESAT, ECEtt.
Its program is open non residential
program—people who come for
rehabilitation stay in the center
between 9:00 to 17:00 every work
day. During this time they take part
in different therapeutic groups and
activities:
- Analysis of the client’s needs,
information, consulting, orientation,
motivation in order to involve them in
the rehabilitation program.
-Daily pedagogical work in different
work-shops.
-Working
for
better
conditions of the client.
medical
-Therapeutic work - performed on a
daily basis within the rehabilitation
process.
- Working with family.
-Social work is carried out according
to the social and legal status of the
client.
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N E T + As so c i at ion
C ro a t i a , Z a g reb
Addiction
Services:
TC—Re-integration—Family
counselling—Prevention.
NET+ Association is a non-profit
organization that promotes healthy
choices among children and youth.
Headquarter:
Dalmatinska 11, 10 000 Zagreb (Croatia).
Contacts:
Jelena Balabanić Mavrović (Director &
Traineeships)
Telephone: +38514828401
Fax: +38514840619
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
Website: www.petplus.hr
Target group(s):
Alcoholics, heroine users, justice and
prisoners.
Partnership:
ECEtt, EPHA.
NET + Association was registered in
a year 2000, and since then it has
b een c onduc t ing addic t i on
prevention programs and providing
support in rehabilitation and resocialization of drug addicts. In 2009,
it has expanded its activity to the
area of eating disorders and
promotion of heath and ecology in
general.
It is active in 3 main sectors:
- Drug addiction: prevention of drug
addiction, rehabilitation and social
integration of former drug addicts.
- Eating disorders: prevention of
eating disorders in secondary
schools , s elf-help group and
counselling centre.
- Health promotion: education on
healthy life styles among primary
school children.
The Association’s headquarters is in
Zagreb and the branch office and TC
are located in Sloboština, near
Požega.
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M a g d a l én a, o.p. s.
C ze ch R e p u b l i c , Mníšek po d Br dy
Addiction
Services:
Drop in—TC—Re-entry—Day
center—Evening Center—
Ambulatory—Family—Street work—
Psychiatric ambulance—Prevention .
Magdaléna, o.p.s, is a non g ov er n m en t al an d n on - pr of i t
organization from Czech Republic,
located in South of Prague in Mníšek
pod Brdy.
Headquarter:
Včelník 1070 , Mníšek pod Brdy , 252 10.
Czech Republic
Contacts:
MUDr. Petr Nevsimal (Director)
Pavel Hanzal (Traineeships)
Cell phone: +420603867385
Fax: ++420 318 599 260
Email: [email protected]
Magdaléna has been for more than
13 years providing a complex system
of services and assistance in the
area of prevention and treatment of
dependency on drugs.
Its mission is to provide social and
health services and effective help to
people depending on addictive
drugs. Magdalena also works with
and support vulnerable individuals
and social groups who are at risk of
addictions.
Website: www.magdalena-ops.cz
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, cocaine users,
heroine users, youngsters and minors, dual
diagnosis, gamblers, mental illness, HIV.
Number of places:
Induction Center (65), TC (42) and Social
Rehabilitation (21).
Partnership:
EFTC, ECEtt, EAD.
For this aim, there are 8 structurally
and functionally connected programs
(drop-in centers, street work, primary
prevention, therapeutic community,
af t erc ar e c en t r e, ps yc h i atr ic
attention, etc). These programs offer
a wide range of services and high
level of support reflecting individual
needs. Clients increase their quality
of life so that they can lead and
develop normal life and maintain
dignity while reintegrating into the
society.
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Te r v al a mp i M an or
F in l an d , Te r v al a mp i
Addiction
Services:
Residential welcome—TC—Reentry—Day center—Ambulatory—
Family—Wilderness activities
(rehabilitation program).
The Tervalampi Manor Rehabilitation
Centre, maintained by the City of
Helsinki Social Services Department,
is a 108-place substance-abuse care
facility offering quality substanceabuse care services to men, women
and families.
Headquarter:
Lehmuskuja 20, 03220 Tervalampi. Finland
Contacts:
Pia Pulkkinen (Director)
Tiina Ranta (Traineeships)
Telephone: +358 9 31046442
Fax: +358 9 2273304
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.hel.fi/tervalampi
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
families with children.
Number of places:
108
Partnership:
ECEtt
The activity of Manor is to support
c lient s ’ r es our c es f or lif e
management and for a substancefree lifestyle. It offers opportunities
for practicing self-supervision, the
discussion of issues and a healthier
lifestyle. These goals are supported
by a community-based rehabilitation
method as well as a caring,
accepting and confidential setting.
Rehabilitation services have been
built on the basis of clients’ needs.
Using various rehabilitative small
communities, we ensure that clients’
rehabilitation needs are fulfilled in an
appropriate way. Positive results are
obtained with community-based
rehabilitation that also includes
individually tailored methods. Our
rehabilitation services are combined
with discussion of issues as well as
wor ki ng t og et h er wit hi n t h e
community.
The Manor is located near to a
National Park and they utilize
wi l d er n es s ac t i vi t i es i n i t s
rehabilitation program.
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C .E . I. D. - A dd i ct ion s
F r an ce , Bord e au x
Addiction
Services:
Substitution—Residential welcome—
TC—Ambulatory—Vocational
reintegration
“C.E.I.D. - Addictions” was founded
in 1972 in Bordeaux by the Professor
Maurice Serisé.
Nowadays the President is Professor
Jean-Pierre Gachie and the General
Manager is Dr Jean-Michel Delile.
Headquarter:
24, rue du Parlement St-Pierre ; 33000
Bordeaux (France)
Contacts:
Dr. Delile (General Manager)
Krassimira Totcheva & Lisbert Rouillon
(Traineeships)
Telephone: +33(0)556448486
Fax: +33(0)556447821
Email: [email protected]
Target group(s):
Soft ans synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroine users, women with
children, dual diagnosis, gamblers, mental
illness, justice and prisoners.
Number of places:
35 (TC); 11
(residential therapeutic center); 8 (therapeutic
apartments + methadone centers + ambulatory
centers).
CEID has a long experience in drug
addiction treatment of adults and it
works also with persons who have
mental disorders (dual diagnosis).
Its approach is medical, social,
psychological, educational with a
multidisciplinary team (100 persons).
Therefore, CEID is one of the most
important specialized team in France
with about 4.000 patients in
treatment each year (including 120 in
residential programs).
Its therapeutic community in Barsac
is defined as "structures that address
an audience of addicted to one or
more substances, for the purpose of
abstinence and social integration". It
is supervised by a multidisciplinary
team, doctor, psychiatrist and
nurses. Residents receive medical
and social care and there is also
family support.
Partnership:
Fédération Addiction, ECEtt
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A P T E - A u ro re
F r an ce , G a g ny
Addiction
Services:
Welcome phase—TC—Re-entry—Day
center—Ambulatory.
APTE, as a residential community,
is part of a broader association:
Aurore.
Headquarter:
1 bis, Avenue de Coteau. 93200 Gagny
(France)
Contacts:
François Herve (Director)
Marie Céline Carrat (Traineeships)
Telephone: 01 41530362
Fax: 01 41530361
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.aurore.asso.fr/
Target group(s):
Drug users, alcoholics.
From the foundation of “Société
Générale pour le Patronage des
Libérés” in 1871 to the association of
Aurore 2011, 140 years have passed
since the setting of a project to help
those released from custody until it
was approved as an association of
public interest which hosts and
supports over 15,000 people a year.
Aur or e As s oc i at i on ai ms t o
professionally reintegrate people
suffering exc lusion and / or
insecurity.
- More than 15,000 people housed
and / or accompanied each year.
- 2,800 homes and
accommodation a year
places
of
- 540,000 meals served
- Aurore employs 850 people in 60
services.
Partnership: (?)
Fédération Addiction, ECEtt, T3E
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L e H au t de s Fr êts
F r an ce , G erb ep a l
Addiction
Services:
Day Center—Re-entry—
Ambulatory—Family work —
Wrokshops—Substitution Treatment.
An initiative of Maurice Doerflinger
and his wife Brigitte for young adults
based in the Lower Martimpré.
Headquarter:
10 rue du Haut des Frêts. 88430 Gerbepal
(France)
Contacts:
Piche Gallion (Director and Traineeships)
Telephone: +33 0329506828
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.le-haut-des-frets.fr
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, youngsters.
Partnership:
CSAPA FMS de Saint-Dié, CSAPA La Croisée
de Saint-Dié, FETE, ECEtt.
The creation of the center is
interwoven with the individual history
of its promoters and corresponds to
both a personal desire and a need to
respond to requests become more
and more numerous.
The Center is now funded by the
National Health Insurance.
For over 20 years, the center
operates through total abstinence.
Many activities are offered including
the
scenario
work
with
the
association through "Site 88" which
was a woodworking shop located
Kichompré.
This
workshop
manufactured parts for an oak
kitchen area.
In 1996, the DDASS ordered the
closure of the workshop to focus
more on the establishment of
occupational therapy.
In 2000, the arrival of the substitution
undermines abstinence. The Centre
welcomes people in substitution
treatment and other medications.
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K E TH E A
G re e ce , A th en s
Addiction
Services: TC—Re-entry—
Transitional school—Education and
vocational training—Staff training—
Research—Prevention—Family
Support—Production Units.
KETHEA is the first organization
established in Greece (1983) for the
purposes of treatment, prevention,
professional training and research in
the field of drug addiction.
Headquarter:
24 Sorvolou Str. 116 36 Mets, Athens (Greece)
Contacts:
Charalampos Poulopoulos (Director)
Marianna Gidarakou (Traineeships )
Telephone: +30 210 92 41 993-6
Fax: +30 210 92 41 986
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.kethea.gr
www.facebook.com/KETHEA
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroine users, women +
children, youngsters and minors, dual
diagnosis, inmigrants, justice and prisoners.
Partnership:
WFTC, EFTC, ECEtt, ECOSOC (Special
Consultative Status) , IFNGO, DPI, RADAR,
ICAA, EFTA, ENA, CONGO, VNGOC
Today, KETHEA operates more than
100 units throughout Greece, being
one of the principal implementation
bodies of the Greek national strategy
on drugs.
All services are provided free of
charge; they are based on the drugfree Therapeutic Community model,
which has been involved to meet the
particular need of Greek drug users
with
different
profiles:
adults,
adolescents,
prisoners,
alcohol
users, addicted parents, migrants,
etc. Furthermore, KETHEA has
special consultative status with the
UN Economic and Social Council
(ECOSOC) and is associated with
the UN Department of Public
Information
(DPI)
providing
information on drug issues to the
public
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K E TH E A - E x o do s
G re e ce , L a ri s s a
Services:
Alternative Adult School—
Residentital TC—Re-entry—Family
Support—Counselling Centre—
Vocational training.
Addiction
Headquarter:
2nd km, Larissa-Giannouli Nat. Road,
Postcode: 41500-Larissa
Contacts:
Bountis Sotirios (Head of KETHEA Exodos
Programme)
Marianna Gidarakou (Traineeships )
Telephone: +30 210 92 41 993-6
Fax: +30 210 92 41 986
Email: [email protected];[email protected]
Website: www.kethea-exodos.gr
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroine users, justice and
prisoners.
Number of places:
Partnership:
KETHEA
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KETHEA Exodos is a therapeutic
programme in Larissa and has been
in operation since 1989. The main
objective is therapy and prevention
of addictive substance abuse in the
wider area of central Greece.
Its units provide motivation, therapy,
education and social re-integration
services to users and former users of
addictive substances, as well as
support to their families. Its
intervention is long-lasting, intensive
and multi-phased, primarily aiming at
ensuring the users' right to
substantial rehabilitation and change
of life-style. Also it operates a
Counselling Center in Larissa, as
well as in Trikala, where preparation
takes place for entry to the
Therapeutic Community (60-person
capacity), which is located in a rural
area at the outskirts of Larissa. At
the same time, there are a Center of
Social Re-integration and a Family
Support Center, which provides
counselling and support to members
of families faced with a substance
abuse problem. The structure of the
Programme also includes Research
&
Documentation,
Education,
Resources & European Programmes
and Administration & Finance
departments. Increased educational
needs of the programme's members
led to the creation of the Transitional
Adult School, in 2000.
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K E TH E A - P reven t ion
G re e ce , A th en s
Addiction
Headquarter:
Amoriou 4, 112 51 Athens (Greece).
Contacts:
Ioanna Kiritsi (Head of KETHEA Network of
Prevention and Early Intervention)
Marianna Gidarakou (Traineeships)
Telephone: +30 210 92 41 993-6
Fax: +30 210 92 41 986
Email: [email protected]
Website: : www.kethea.gr /
www.prevention.gr /
www.facebook.com/KETHEA
Target group(s):
Youngsters and minors.
Partnership:
KETHEA
Services: Long-termPrimmary
Prevention Programmes—Mobile
Information Unit—Training (teachers
& prevention agents—Transitional
school (Adolescents and adults)—
Early Intervention.
The KETHEA Network of Prevention
and Early Intervention provides
services for the primary and
secondary prevention of substance
abuse and health promotion, as well
as Training for professionals through
out Greece.
It co-operates with the Local
Authorities, the Greek Ministry of
National Education and Religious
Affaires, educational and social
entities, organizations like Kethea,
int er nat i on al ag enc ies and
prevention networks. Publication of
sc ient if ic, educ at i on al an d
informative materials is an important
activity in this Network. The
programmes are designed to
respond to the needs of specific
group they address. The aims is to
bring about changes in the way
individuals, families and society think
and act with regard to the drug use,
as well as pursue improvements in
social policy on drug issues. Aiming
at th e i nd i vi du al ’s p ers on al
development, group work and
experiential learning are the main
methodology tools, along with
di al og u e, exerc is es , c r eat i ve
ac t i vi t i es , r ol e p l a yi n g an d
appropriate information giving to
every age group. Mentor Foundation
awarded KETHEA with the Mentor
Achievement Award 2003, for a
primary prevention intervention in a
primary school of Athens.
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Ke t h e a -Ith a k i
G re e ce , Th es s a lon ik i
Services: Family Support Centre—
Production Units & Vocational
Training—TC for Adults—Alternative
Transitional School for Adults—
Counselling Centre for Adults.
Addiction
Set up in 1983, KETHEA Ithaki is the
first therapeutic community for drug
addicts in Greece. Its successful
operation has paved the way for the
treatment and social reintegration of
addicted persons in Greece.
Headquarter:
7 Rempelou Str., 456 31 Thessaloniki
(Greece)
Contacts:
Pheadon Kaloterakis, Assistant Director of
KETHEA / Traineeships
Tel. + 30 2310 526006
Fax. +30 2310 523006
Email. [email protected]
Marianna Gidarakou, Phd – Contact person/
traineeships
Tel. + 30 210 92 41 993-6
Fax. +30 210 92 41 986
Email. [email protected]
Website: www.kethea-ithaki.gr
Target group(s):
Soft and syntethic drug users, heroine users,
women with children, youngsters and minors,
immigrants, justice and prisoners.
Number of places:
Partnership:
KETHEA
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Ithaki is a residential programme for
adult
users
of
psychoactive
substances and their families. Its
Counseling Center, Re-Entry Center
and Familly Support Center are
located in the city of Thessaloniki,
wheareas
its
Therapeutic
Community, with a capacity of 70
individuals, is located in Sindos, on
the outskirts of Thessaloniki. It also
offers counseling support to drug
addicts and their families in the cities
of Yannitsa and Kilkis. Ithaki runs an
Alternative
Transitional
School,
where
the
members
of
the
programme can conclude their
secondary education and obtain
equivalent
qualifications.
A
Specialized Center for Social and
Vocational Integration also operates
within it, intended for members and
graduates
of
therapeutic
programmes.
Vocational training is also provided
at the four Ithaki production units
located in Sindos: a farm of 10
hectare of cultivated land, a
ceramics workshop, a carpenter’s
workshop and the printing units
KETHEA Schema & Chroma.
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ARGO
G ree ce , Th es sa l o n ik i
Addiction
Headquarter:
Lagada 196 564 30 Stavroupoli, Thessaloniki
(Greece).
Services:
Non residential TC—Day program—
Family therapy—Dual diagnosis—
Vocational training—Cultural and
sport activities—Hostel—Research.
Alternative Therapeutic Program for
Dependent Individuals (ARGO) is an
alternative drug free, non residential
therapeutic program for dependent
individuals. It deals with any kind of
dependency from illegal drugs and
other addictive behaviors and it
off ers its s ervic ers to adult
individuals. “ARGO’ pertains to the
Nati on al Health S ys tem an d
especially to the Psychiatric Hospital
of Thessaloniki.
Contacts:
Panagiotis Georgakas (Director)
Stelios Gkiouzepas (Traineeships)
Telephone: +30 2310668616
Fax: +30 2313324651
Email: [email protected]
Website: :www.argothes.gr
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, cocaine users,
heroine users, dual diagnosis, immigrants,
justice and prisoners, HIV.
Number of places:
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Partnership:
EFTC, ECEtt
Services are provided free of charge,
without any kind of discrimination,
regardless of race, beliefs, creed,
sex, nationality, sexual preferences,
ph ys ic al d is abil iti es , p olitic al
tendencies, criminal record or
financial status. Drug free program
“ARGO” does not dispense any kind
of substitutes during the therapeutic
procedures. The addict is not treated
as a patient, but as a person who
is encouraged to assume his/hers
responsibilities, to adapt a new way
of life and behavior and a new value
system in order to live a life without
any kind of dependency.
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G r u p p o CeI S
M o den a , It a ly
Addiction
Services:
Outpatient service—Shelters for
adolescents—Residential welcome—
TC—Re-entry — Mothers with
children—Dual diagnosis.
CEIS, Centro di Solidarietà, born in
Modena in 1982, gave birth to a
group of associations, cooperatives
and organizations involved in
designing, developing and managing
service workers and social welfare.
Headquarter:
Via Toniolo, 125. I 41122 Modena (Italy)
Contacts:
Luca Cavalieri (Director)
Andrea Ascari (Traineeships)
Telephone: +39 059 453111
Fax: +39 059315353
The CEIS Group, which also
includes the Social Cooperative "Il
Pettirosso" in Bologna and the
Association "Orizzonte" in Parma,
operates in several provinces of the
Emilia Romagna, in collaboration
with public and private social
organizations, in a continuous
improvement of service quality.
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.gruppoceis.org
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
adolescents, immigrants, HIV, dual diagnosis,
mothers and children, mental illness.
Partnership:
EFTC, FICT, ECEtt,
The relationships with various
universities, schools and research
institutes, are a stimulus for
continuous evaluation of its work and
fore methodological and instrumental
innovation.
Services: minors, drug dependency,
social care, educational, study and
training,
prevention, general
administration and secretariat.
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C eI S Fo rm a zi on e
M o den a , It a ly
Addiction
Services:
Staff training,— e-learning—
Quality—Research—Prevention.
CeIS training is an accredited
institution for higher education,
lifelong learning and distanc e
learning (in the Emilia Romagna
Region) and the training of teachers
(MIUR).
Headquarter:
Via Toniolo, 125. I 41122 Modena (Italy)
Contacts:
Andrea Ascari (Director)
Krzysztof Szadejko (Traineeships)
Telephone: +39 059 453111
Fax: +39 059315353
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ceisformazione.eu
Target group(s):
Teams of therapeutic communities, students,
social workers, therapists, teachers, school
managers.
Partnership:
EFTC, IPU (FICT), ECEtt, University of
Bologna, University of Modena and Reggio
Emilia
“CeIS Formazione e Centro Studi D.
J. Ottenberg di CEIS Centro di
Solidarietà”, through methodological
innovation and the comparison with
a network of universities and other
organizations, are working on
developing various services for
research and training in:
- Social planning; higher and
university education for third sector;
research and development; literature
reviews; and Application of new
technologies to the practice and
teaching.
Also provides support e-learning for
teachers and students:
on -l in e t eac h i ng , c ons ult i ng ,
implementation learning objects,
tutoring and e-learning, blended
training design and implementation,
planning and implementation of
r e s e a r c h
d e s i g n s
(www.ceisformazione.eu).
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Headquarter:
C eI S « D on Mar io P i cchi »
Contacts:
I t a ly, Ro me
ASRA House, 1 Long Lane, London, SE1 4PG (United Kingdom).
Bob Campbell (Projects coordinator)
Addiction
Services:
Welcome phase—TC—Reentry—Day
center—Mother & children—
Ambulatory—Family work—
Methadone—Prevention.
The Centro Italiano di Solidarietà
don Mario Picchi of Rome (CeIS) is
an Italian private non profit
organisation founded in Rome in
1971.
Headquarter:
Via Attilio Ambrosini, 129—00147 Rome (Italy)
Contacts:
Roberto Mineo (President)
Sabina Ruberto (Head of International Dep.
and Traineeships)
Telephone: +39 0654195210
Fax: +39 065407304
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ceis.it
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroine users, mothers with
children, youngsters and minors, dual
diagnosis, gamblers, mental illness,
immigrants, justice and prisoners, HIV.
Number of places:
Residential: 120/130
At the local level CeIS has
developed
a
wide range of
programmes in line with its central
belief that problem solving should
focus on the person and not the
symptoms.
Drug misuse represented a specific
problem to which CeIS, as a human
services organisation, responded
and developed a specialisation.
Its activities thus embrace a wide
range
of
social
needs
and
community engagement which root
its work in the Italian culture of
volunteerism and social enterprise.
In total it has an annual population of
approximately 800 clients.
In order to give support to all the
programmes, CeIS has established a
Research
and
Documentation
Centre specialised in Drugs and
Social issues.
CeIS employs a staff of over 130
people.
Non Residential: 300/400
Partnership:
WFTC, EFTC, ECEtt. ECOSOC (Special
Consultative Status)
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C oo l m in e
I rel an d , D u b l in
Addiction
Headquarter:
Ashleigh House. Damstown Walk . Clonee–
Dublin 15 (Ireland)
Contacts:
Paul Conlon (Director)
Clive Burkett (Traineeships)
Telephone: +353 1 821 45 45
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.coolmine.ie
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroine users, women with
children, dual diagnosis, gamblers, immigrants,
justice and prisoners, HIV.
Partnership:
Services:
Welcome phase—TC—Re-entry—Day
center—Evening Center—
Ambulatory—Family work.
The therapeutic community model is
a treatment and rehabilitation
approach where clients live in small
structured drug-free communities.
The
goal
is
to
encourage
psychological and lifestyle changes
to enable people to maintain a drugfree existence. The treatment
approach is based on peer support,
and participants are expected to
contribute to the general running of
the community, and to their own
recovery, by actively participating in
educational activities and in group
and individual therapy.
Therapeutic Communities (TC) are
designed to foster change and
positive growth in their clients,
emphasizing group work and the
taking of personal responsibility
within
a
highly
structured
environment.
The focus is on offering a holistic
approach to dealing with addiction
which means that in addition to
dealing with the person in recovery,
support is also provided for their
friends and family thereby creating a
strong social network to help them
succeed.
ECEtt,
Coolmine is the oldest therapeutic
community in Ireland with over 35
years providing services for drug and
alcohol addiction throughout Ireland.
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Tr ip le -E x , P ali er
T h e Ne th e r l a n d s, T h e Ha g u e
Addiction
Services:
Welcome phase—TC—Re-entry—
Family work—Vocational training—
Workshops.
Triple-Ex: ex-addicted, ex-convicted
and ex-unemployed.
Headquarter:
Monsterseweg, 194. 2553-RM The Hague
(The Netherlands)
Contacts:
Lonneke van Bijnen (Director)
Brigitte Jansen (Traineeships)
Telephone: +31 703916481
Fax: +31 703916482
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.palier.nl
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroine users, gamblers,
immigrants, justice and prisoners.
Number of places:
35
Partnership:
The goal of the treatment program of
Triple-Ex is to get participants an exaddicted, ex-convicted and exunemployed.
In
a
ten-month
intensive
treatment
program,
participants recover the control of
their lives. It is a treatment where
residents receive individual attention,
but also live, work and learn
together.
Number of places:
Triple-Ex has space for 35 men and
women (18 years or more) who are
familiar with alcohol, drug or
gambling
addiction
or
abuse.
Because of the addiction problem,
they often come into contact with
crime.
There are long-term problems in
several areas of life:
- Labour
- Shelter
- Debt
- Crime
- Detention
- Cultural background / migration
- Handling aggression
ECEtt
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P h oen ix H a g a
N or w ay, M y se n
Addiction
Services:
Residential welcome—TC—Reentry—Day center—Ambulatory—
Family—Mother & children.
Phoenix Haga is a residential
treatment centre for men and women
with drug abuse problems, within the
age range of 18 - 30 years. It is
located in the heart of the
countryside, yet close to the town of
Mysen in Østfold County, Norway.
Headquarter:
Folkenborgveien 198. N-1850 Mysen (Norway)
Contacts:
Anthony Slater (Director)
Telephone: +47 69 89 82 50
Fax: +47 69 89 82 51
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.phoenixhouse.no
Target group(s):
Drug users.
Partnership:
WFTC, EFTC, ECEtt.
The treatment programme opened in
1990 and is managed by an
independent
foundation
called
Stiftelsen Phoenix.
Phoenix Haga has a separate intake
unit that is responsible for a very
extensive and important part of our
holistic treatments. We spend a lot of
resources on those who are referred
to us prior to the day-based
treatment. We do this so that the
individual should be well prepared on
the day they entered the treatment
with us. Information and regular
motivational
talks
are
key.
Employees in the administration
department are trained in changefocused counseling and use this
knowledge consciously in the work of
the individual. In the motivational
work is also focusing on the set to
move the person referred to come
through the first stages of the
rehabilitation process.
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M on a r
Pola n d , Wa rs aw
Addiction
Headquarter:
Services: Management and
development services—Helpdesk for
traineeships—Prevention
campaings—Legal counseling—EU
projects, research and pilot
initiatives.
The MONAR Association is a nongovernmental organization that helps
people in difficult life circumstances
and who may be socially excluded,
are homeless, living with AIDS or
addicted to alcohol and drugs. The
organization was founded by the
Polish humanist and psychologist
Marek Kotanski in 1978.
Hoza, 57, 00-681 Warsaw (Poland)
Contacts:
Jolanta Łazuga – Koczurowska (Chair of the
Main Board)
Maria Charmast (Manager of International
Projects. Traineeships)
Telephone: +48 22 5306280
Fax: +48 22 530 6281
Email: [email protected];[email protected]
Website: www.monar.org
Target group(s):
Drug users, homeless people.
Number of places:
Over 1000 in all Monar services.
Partnership:
Today, MONAR is one of the biggest
organizations in Europe working in
this field and every year it serves
more than 30,000 persons in Poland.
The first residential rehabilitation
centre under the name of MONAR
was established in 1978.
The MONAR Association offers specialized health services to people
threatened by dependence and/or
dependent upon psychoactive substances, both in out-patient units
(counseling and day centres) and
residential programs (rehabilitation
centres for drug-dependent individuals).
WFTC, EFTC, ECEtt, FEANTSA.
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M on a r- G d a n s k
Pola n d , G da ns k
Addiction
Headquarter:
2 Agrarna str. 80-298 Gdańsk (Poland)
Contacts:
Jolanta Łazuga – Koczurowska (Director)
Katarzyna Sobczak (Deputy manager)
Telephones: +48 58 3494690 / 3494954
Services:
TC—Dual Diagnosis—Workshops—
school education—Family—Social
and legal counseling—Vocational
training—Physical education.
The Reh abilitation Centre in
specialized in work with adolescents
and young people with drug
problems. The treatment is based on
the Therapeutic Community Method.
The centre was established in 1983
and implements the program "Find
yourself". This program offers young
people the opportunity to overcome
addiction, change their lives and
return to society as active and
creative m embers . T he main
objective of this program is to bring
i n an at m os ph er e of l o v e,
acceptance and security.
Objectives:
Fax: +48 58 3494690
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.monar-gdansk.pl
Target group(s):
Youngsters and adolescents (14-18 years old).
Number of places:
30
Partnership:
The Monar Association
- Develop skills to reduce fear, and
tension or aggression.
- Training interpersonal skills to build
and maintain an open, close and
satisfying contact with other people
(including immediate family, peers,
adults).
- Develop a constructive problems ol vi n g s k i l ls an d p ers on al
difficulties.
-Encourage personal growth and
developing ways of self-realization.
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M on a r- G a u d yn k i
Pola n d , Or z ys z
Addiction
Services:
TC—Psychological help—Helath
couseling and care—Work shops—
Vocational education—Legal and
social counseling—Relapse
prevention.
The Rehabilitation Centre MONAR in
Gaudynki was established in 1982.
It has 30 seats and admits adult drug
dependent people, both men and
women.
Headquarter:
Gaudynki 43, 12-250 Orzysz (Poland)
Contacts:
Robert Oszczakiewicz (Manager)
Tomek Ciarkowski (Therapist)
The house is situated in the
picturesque area by the largest lake
of the region—Sniardwy.
The therapeutic program is based
on the therapeutic community
method
and gives a particular
emphasis on education and social
readaptation.
Telephones: +48 667943439 / 874237226
Fax: +48 667943439
Email: [email protected];
[email protected]
Website: www.gaudynki-monar.pl
Target group(s):
Drug users (18-26 years old).
Number of places:
30
It offers a wide range of readaptation
ac tivities, inc luding voc ational
training, and conducts an ecological
farm.
It can be reached from the Warsaw
Frederic Chopin Airport or Warsawa
Centralna railway station to Warsaw
Stadium Bus Station and then the
bus to Orzysz (about 2 hours of
travel).
Partnership:
The Monar Association
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M on a r- G r a cz e
Pola n d , Gr ac z e
Addiction
Services:
TC—Psychological help—Helath
couseling and care—Work shops—
Vocational education—Legal and
social counseling—Relapse
prevention.
The Rehabilitation Centre MONAR in
Gracze was established in 2001 on
the former industrial territory and in
the vicinity of Gracze Mines.
Headquarter:
Ul.XX-lecia PRL 12, 49-156 Gracze (Poland)
Contacts:
Wojciech Fijalkowski (Manager)
Telephone: +48 774609819
Fax: +48 774609819
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.gracze.republika.pl
Target group(s):
Drug users, alcoholics, families.
The community has managed to
nicely arrange the area and to build
a soccer field, a glass house, as well
as a park.
The therapeutic program is based
on the therapeutic community
method.
The centre promotes readaptation
activities and art initiatives (conducts
theatre workshops and has a rock
band “O malo Co”).
It can be reached from the city of
Wroclaw or Cracow in the SouthWest and South of Poland.
Number of places:
35
Partnership:
The Monar Association
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M on a r- Lo dz
Pola n d , L o d z
Addiction
Services:
TC—Psychological help—Family
therapy—Work shops—School
education—Legal and social
counseling—Vocational training—
Physical education.
The Rehabilitation Centre MONAR in
Lodz is specialized in work with
young people with drug problems,
also providing possibility of shortterm rehabilitation (up to 6 months).
Headquarter:
106 Tuszynska str. 93-305 Lodz (Poland)
Contacts:
Barbara Tokarska (Intership and Training
Coordinator)
Telephone: +48 42 6464012
Fax: +48 42 6459832
Email: [email protected];
[email protected]
Website: www.monar.edu.pl
Target group(s):
Youngsters (18-22 years old).
Number of places:
35
Partnership:
The therapeutic program is based
on the therapeutic community
method.
It was established in 1984, and since
2003, the program is implemented in
two locations:
- Ozorkow: new-somers and basic
TC program.
- Tuszynska str (Lodz): re-entry
phase.
The program emphasizes education,
arts and sport activities. It has a
soccer team “Kotan Ozorkow”.
It can be best reached directly flying
to Lodz airport or through Warsaw
and taking train to Lodz (about 2hour long trip).
The Monar Association
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A s oc ia c i ón P royec t o H ombre
S p a in , M a d r id
Addiction
Services:
Headquarter—General
Administration— School of Proyecto
Hombre (Staff training).
“Asociación Proyecto Hombre” was
born in 1989 to ensure a common
philosophy and methodology to
preserve the identity of Proyecto
Hombre and the quality of the
intervention.
Headquarter:
Osa Mayor, 19. 28023-Madrid (Spain)
Contacts:
Francisco Recio (General Manager)
Marta Maheu (Traineeships)
Telephone: +34 913573564
Fax: +34 913070038
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.proyectohombre.es
Partnership:
WFTC, EFTC, FLACT, RIOD, ECEtt,
ECOSOC (Special Consultative Status)
It devel ops educ ati on al an d
therapeutic action and it works for
the development of the individual in
all aspects of his life. 1.297
professionals and 1.418 volunteers
work in its 26 centers throughout
Spain, to attend more than 84.577
people in the area of prevention and
19.404 drug addicts in the treatment
area, per year.
Its Prevention Commission works to
create a network to enable actions to
stop or delay drug use, promoting
the figure of the agents (educators,
mediators, etc.) interacting with
teens in different contexts (family,
school, leisure, etc.).
Prevention programs: "A Tiempo",
"Entre Todos", "Rompecabezas" and
e-learning courses (for people
interested in the field of prevention
and treatment of drug addiction).
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P ro je ct e H o me
S p a in , B a le a rs
Addiction
Headquarter:
Oblates, 23. 07011-Palma de Mallorca (Spain)
Contacts:
Tomeu Catalá (Director-President)
Pau Buades (Traineeships)
Telephone: +34 971793750
Fax: +34 971793746
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.projectehome.com
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroin users, youngsters and
minors, dual diagnosis and psychiatry, justice
and prisoners, HIV .
Number of places:
Residential TC: 210
Ambulatory centers: 350
Partnership:
Services:
Urgency—residential welcome—
TC—Re-entry—Day center—Evening
Center—Ambulatory—Family
Support—Prevention.
Projecte Home Baleares is an
organization dedic ated to the
prevention, treatment, training and
investigation of drug addictions. We
offer a close and free service for
each personal requirements. We are
a human and multidisciplinary team,
mad e up of m ore th an 8 0
professionals and we do our
maximum in making sure that users
recuperate their personal autonomy
and independence.
Programs:
- Educational-Therapy programs:
Basic Program (Induction, TC and
Reintegration); Projecte Jove: minors
and adolescents (Day Center , “Just
a T em ps ” an d “C ib er j ov e”) ;
“Horabaixa” (drug users that can
harmonize the therapeutic program
with their everyday life) and
“Activa” (Ambulatory program for
adults).
- Managed programs:
“Casa
O bert a” (ind uc ti on, T C, an d
reintegration); “Arrels” (Day Center);
“Andana” (contention and habit
center) and “Sa Placeta” Day
Center).
APH, ECEtt.
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P ro je ct e H o me
S p a in , C a t alu ny a
Addiction
Services:
Residential welcome—TC—Reentry—Day center—Ambulatory—
Family Support—Dual dagnosis.
Projecte Home Catalunya is a nongovernmental organization (NGO)
created in 1995 for the treatment and
prevention
of
drug
addiction,
alcoholism and gambling.
It promotes the autonomy and dignity
of people, working for the treatment
and prevention of drug addiction and
other addictive behaviors.
Headquarter:
Riera de Sant Jordi, 151. 08390 Montgat.
Barcelona (Spain)
Contacts:
Oriol Esculies (Director-President)
Marta Berenguer (Traineeships)
Telephone: +34 93 4693225
Fax: +34 93 4693528
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.projectehome.org
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, youngsters and minors, dual
diagnosis, justice and prisoners.
Partnership:
APH, ECEtt.
It has support centers in the cities of
Barcelona, Montgat and Montcada i
Reixac.
Programs:
- Therapeutic Community
- Projecte Jove: adolescents.
- Re-entry
- Prevention
- Day center
PH Catalunya believes that many
schools, enterprises and other
organizations need to incorporate
effective
programs
to
raise
awareness and prevent the risks of
students or staff drug abuse or other
addictive behaviors.
More than 14,000 people have
received
assistance
from
PH
Catalunya and have made a huge
effort to become protagonists of their
lives and integrate into society.
Rehabilitation and reintegration are
possible.
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C E S , PH M a dr i d
S p a in , M a d r id
Addiction
Services:
Urgency—Residential welcome—
TC—Re-entry—Day center—Evening
Center—Ambulatory—Family—
Prison—Legal and social counseling.
“Centro
Es pañ ol
d e
Solidaridad” (CES) in Madrid is a
non-profit and apolitical organization.
Headquarter:
Martín de los Heros, 68. 28008 Madrid (Spain)
Contacts:
José Luis Sancho (Director-President and
Traineeships)
Telephone: +34 915425093
Fax: +34 91 5424693
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.proyectohombremadrid.org
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroin users, youngsters and
minors, dual diagnosis and psychiatry, justice
and prisoners, HIV .
Partnership:
Proyecto Hombre was introduced in
Spain in 1984 as a therapeutic and
educational program to provide
comprehensive treatment to drug
abusers and their families. PH
Madrid is a founding member of
Proyecto Hombre Association.
The purpose of CES is:
- A comprehensive care for socially
excluded or at risk of exclusion: drug
addicts, children and youth, women,
prisoners and former prisoners,
immigrants, ethnic minorities, etc.
- Actions on volunteering, social
w ork and c oop er ati on to
development.
- Universal, selected and indicated
prevention.
- Rehabilitation for different kind of
addictions.
- Training of professional on social
intervention or mediation.
APH, ECEtt.
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C E S , PH Sev il l a
S p a in , S evi l l a
Addiction
Services:
Urgency—residential welcome—
TC—Re-entry—Day center—Evening
Center—Ambulatory—Family—
Mother & children.
Centro Español de Solidaridad - PH
Sevilla”, is defined in the Article 6 of
its Constitution as:
Headquarter:
Virgen del Patrocinio, 2. 41010-Sevilla (Spain)
Contacts:
Francisco Herrera (Director-President)
Estrella Rueda (Traineeships)
Telephone: +34 954347414
Fax: +34 954347411
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.proyectohombresevilla.com
Target group(s):
Soft and synthetic drug users, alcoholics,
cocaine users, heroin users, youngsters and
minors, dual diagnosis and psychiatry, justice
and prisoners, HIV .
Partnership:
"The comprehensive care given to drug
addicts and, in general, the study,
prevention and eradication of addiction.
We attend families, people with HIV /
AIDS, immigrants, prisoners and former
prisoners, women, youth, children and
ethnic minorities in social difficulties.
We promote equal opportunities
between men and women, conducting
training activities aimed at socioprofessional integration of target groups
and also the training of professionals,
mediators and other actors. We work
for
international
development
cooperation and the promotion of
solidarity among people. "
The Foundation’s mission is to develop
its founding objective through the
implementation of plans, programs and
projects based on the methodology of
intervention in drugs defined as
Proyecto Hombre.
APH, ECEtt.
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P h oen ix Fu tu res
Uni te d Kin gd om , Lon d on
Addiction
Phoenix Futures Hampshire Service
Headquarter:
Phoenix Futures, ASRA House, 1 Long
Lane, London, SE1 4PG (United Kingdom).
Contacts:
Bob Campbell (Special Projects Officer)
Email: [email protected]
Paula Logan (Director of Resources).
Email: [email protected]
Services: Residential rehab—TC—Re
-entry—Day centres—Ambulatory
Services—Residentail Family Service
— Criminal Justice Services
including prison based TC’s.
Phoenix Futures is a leading
provider of services for people with
drug and alcohol problems. With
over 80 services within community,
prison and residential settings in
England and Scotland, we help over
20,000 people per year.
Phoenix Futures’ residential drug
and alcohol rehab services across
the UK include 5 Therapeutic
Communities for adults, which are
located in:
- Sheffield
- The Wirral
- Tyneside
- Glasgow
- Hampshire
Telephone: 0207 234 9740,
Website: www.phoenix-futures.org.uk
Target group(s):
Male and Female problematic drug and alcohol
users, including parents with children and
those in the criminal justice system.
Partnership:
HMPrison Service, Scottish Prisons, EFTC,
Community of Communities, ECEtt
In Phoenix Futures Therapeutic
Communities, our service users are
supported to take responsibility for
their own and their peers behaviour.
As service users progress through 3
key stages: W elcome House,
Primary Stage and Senior Stage.
T h e y ar e g i v e n i n c r e as e d
responsibility for the running of the
service and for their peers. There is
also a 4th community-based Reentry Stage to further support a
service user in resettlement.
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Helpdesks - Contacts
Helpdesk in Spanish:
Helpdesk in Spanish:
PROYECTO HOMBRE, Spain
+ 34 91 357 35 64
[email protected]
[email protected]
MONAR, Poland
+48 (0) 22 530 62 80
[email protected]
Helpdesk in Italian:
CEIS Formazione, Italy
+ 39 059 453 111
[email protected]
Helpdesk in French:
TREMPOLINE, Belgium
+ 32 71 24 30 26
[email protected]
CEID, Bordeaux, France
+33 5 56 44 84 86
[email protected]
AURORE, Paris, France
+33 5 53 35 10 03
[email protected]
Helpdesk in Greek:
KETHEA, Greece
+30 210 92 41 993-219
[email protected]
ARGO, Greece
+30 2310 226 780
[email protected]
Helpdesk in Bulgarian:
SOLIDARNOST, Bulgaria
+ 359 2 971 99 20
[email protected]
Helpdesk in English:
PHOENIX-FUTURES, London, UK
+44 (11) 42 29 61 04
bob.campbell@phoenix-
futures.org.uk
Helpdesk in Czech:
MAGDALENA, Czech Republic
+420 (3185) 991 24
[email protected]
Helpdesk in Dutch:
PALIER, the Netherlands
+31 70 39 16 481
[email protected]
ECEtt Central Office
Trempoline
Grand Rue, 3. 6200 - Châtelet (Belgium)
Tel. +32 71 24 30 26 - Email: [email protected] - Website: www.ecett.eu
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