Tier 4 Detoxification: Lot 3 Crisis Access Beds (Direct Access)

Residential rehabilitation is a Tier 4 intervention, providing accommodation, support and rehabilitation to service users with complex alcohol and/or drug misuse issues, who may have other co-existing physical and/or mental health needs. These are delivered in settings where illicit drug and/or alcohol use is not permitted. The continuity of care offered by rehabilitation programmes following detoxification enables the progress made to be consolidated and built upon, increasing the likelihood of the individual maintaining a drug and/or alcohol-free lifestyle.

This model incorporates direct access into a residential setting for people with multiple disadvantages and complex needs who require a safe place to live whilst embarking on their journey of detoxification and subsequent rehabilitation to becoming drug and/or alcohol free.

The intended cohort is a cohort at risk of homelessness; at risk of interface with the criminal justice system; at risk of significant harm without immediate intervention; risk of disengagement with services, in crisis and accepting of support in the moment.