County Durham Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service (CDDARS)

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Durham County Council

Value

£20,012,171

Suppliers

Waythrough

Classifications

Community health services

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Published

5 months ago

Description

County Durham Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service. The Service aims to enable individuals to become 'free from their dependence' and reduce the harm caused by substance misuse to families, communities, and society as a whole.  The Service is underpinned by an emphasis on the local 'think family' approach, helping to support individuals through their recovery process, reducing vulnerabilities, safeguarding and risk within the wider context of their family unit, as appropriate.

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Durham County Council

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Donna Iley

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