NHS rehab in Londonderry County Borough is free and available to anyone who needs it. While many people can access effective NHS community treatment (outpatient services, keyworking, medication), residential NHS rehab is also available for those who need more intensive support. Access to free NHS rehab in Londonderry County Borough is through your GP or by self-referring to your local drug and alcohol service via Frank (0300 123 6600).
Showing 3 CQC-registered centres from Derry (0 km away) — these centres may accept referrals.
NHS drug and alcohol services in Londonderry County Borough provide a full range of free treatment — from community outpatient support to medically supervised detox and residential rehabilitation for those who need it most. All NHS treatment is free at the point of use and is completely confidential.
Community NHS treatment in Londonderry County Borough typically includes regular appointments with a drug or alcohol keyworker, CBT and other psychological therapies, medication-assisted treatment (methadone, buprenorphine, Naltrexone, Acamprosate), harm reduction advice, and access to mutual aid groups.
For people who need residential (live-in) treatment, NHS-funded residential rehab is available for those assessed as requiring this level of support. Funding decisions are made by treatment services — speak to your keyworker or GP about whether residential treatment is appropriate for your situation in Londonderry County Borough.
Source: NISRA Drug-Related Death Statistics 2022. Data covers Northern Ireland — the NHS region serving Londonderry County Borough. Drug-related deaths are defined as deaths related to drug poisoning, drug misuse and dependence.