Addiction Services

BHT Sussex's Addiction services projects work across Brighton & Hove across the addiction pathway and consist of three services.

addiction-services

Addiction Services

BHT Sussex's Addiction services projects work across Brighton & Hove across the addiction pathway and consist of three services.

BHT Sussex's Addiction services are delivered in Brighton & Hove across the addiction pathway and consist of three services: Detox Support, Recovery Project and Move On.

BHT Sussex's Services

Detox Support

Provides safe accommodation and a programme of support for men and women undergoing a medically supervised eight to 12 week drug detox programme to achieve abstinence.

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Recovery Project

BHT Sussex's Recovery Project aims to support clients to achieve healthy independent living free from alcohol and drugs.

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Move On

The BHT Sussex Move On Project provides safe and supported move on accommodation for men and women who have been through a rehabilitation programme or have experience of recovery

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Real life stories from BHT Sussex

Will

Perseverance is a trait that is present within many of our clients as well as our staff. This characteristic is particularly present in clients and staff of our Addiction Services. Clients sometimes require our support multiple times before they eventually achieve the sobriety they are aiming for. Staff equally never give up on clients and continue to champion and support them through difficult times. This conviction is best told through the story of one our clients, Will, who relapsed before returning to Addiction Services a second time.  This is Will’s story. In April 2024, Will returned to the Detox Support … Read more

Khan

Living day to day Last year, I was living a hectic life in Brighton and Eastbourne – to escape that I turned up on my mum’s doorstep, and I wasn’t looking well because I’d been on drugs for a long time. After 6 months Khan’s relationship with his mum and his recovery broke down. He had to leave his mum’s house and he returned to Brighton, where he had nowhere to live. He ended up sleeping rough. Khan was initially placed in emergency temporary accommodation, through the local Street Outreach Service, but he needed more supportive and longer-term housing, and … Read more