Community-based 'Integrated' drug & alcohol treatment and recovery

Description

Liverpool is to have a high quality, all-age, modern, integrated, recovery orientated treatment and recovery service that will be based on the following principles and values (not limited to); • It will be easily accessible, and support people with a substance misuse need (the term ‘substance misuse’ is used within national guidance and will encompass drug and/or alcohol use). • It will be prevention focused and wellbeing centered, whilst increasing the emphasis on the full treatment package, rather than just the pharmacological or psychosocial aspects. • It will be clinically safe and underpinned by robust, proactive clinical leadership • It will respond positively to the cultural, religious, ethnic, language, gender, disability and age-related needs of an individual. • It will provide a ‘gendered’ approach to delivery where appropriate, including consideration of the different needs of women. • It will be inclusive of the voices of people using the service and the voice of affected children, families and carers and to safeguard children. • In line with the national strategic outcomes, our ambitions will include (not limited to); • Improving the capacity, efficiency and quality of service delivery • Increasing the numbers accessing treatment • Reducing overall drug use, drug related crime, drug and alcohol related harms and deaths. Lot 1: a high quality, all-age, modern, integrated, recovery orientated treatment and recovery service in Liverpool