Integrated Haringey Adult Substance Misuse Treatment and Recovery Service

Haringey Council is seeking to procure an integrated Adult Alcohol Treatment and Recovery Service for residents aged 18 and over. The service will provide a comprehensive, evidence-based and recovery-focused offer that supports people affected by harmful alcohol use, from early intervention and prevention through to structured treatment and long-term recovery. The service will include advice and information, screening and brief interventions, outreach and engagement, psychosocial support, community alcohol detoxification, recovery planning, and aftercare. It will work closely with health, social care, housing, criminal justice, voluntary and community sector partners to improve physical and mental health, reduce alcohol-related harm, support families, promote recovery and independence, and reduce the impact of alcohol misuse on individuals, families and communities. The service will be trauma-informed, co-produced with people with lived experience, culturally competent, and designed to ensure equitable access for Haringey's diverse population, including vulnerable groups such as women, people experiencing homelessness, those with mental health needs, and people involved with the criminal justice system.

Haringey Council is seeking to procure a Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service that will support adults aged 18 and over to build and sustain long-term recovery from substance use. The service will provide person-centred, recovery-focused support that helps residents improve their health and wellbeing, strengthen relationships, develop life skills, access education, training, volunteering and employment opportunities, and reconnect with their communities. The service will deliver a wide range of evidence-based psychosocial interventions, peer support, mutual aid, recovery planning, aftercare and recovery check-ups, recognising that recovery is a personal, non-linear journey and that different pathways to recovery may be appropriate for different individuals. The service will be co-produced with people with lived and living experience, who will play a central role in governance, service development and delivery. Working as part of the Haringey Addictions Treatment and Recovery System (HARTS), the provider will collaborate closely with treatment services, community organisations and other statutory partners to reduce harm, tackle stigma, prevent relapse, strengthen recovery capital and help residents live healthy, independent and fulfilling lives.