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Forward Trust Thurrock: Drug and Alcohol Service

One Conversation Could Change Everything Forward Trust Thurrock provides free, confidential support for adults aged 30 and over affected by alcohol or drug use. Whether you're looking to make a change, need advice, or want support for yourself or a loved one, our experienced team is here to help without judgement. This service is delivered in partnership with Open Road, who support children and young people under 18 and provide a transitional service for young adults aged 18-29. Together, we offer support for individuals and families across all

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Everyone's journey is different, so the support you receive will be tailored to your individual needs. When you first contact us, we'll take time to listen, understand your situation, and complete an assessment together. We'll then create a personalised support plan to help you achieve your goals at a pace that's right for you.

Ready to take the first step? Click here to find out more about our service or make a referral.

 

 

Who can use this service?

Forward Trust Thurrock supports adults aged 30 and over who are experiencing difficulties with alcohol or drug use and would like help to make positive changes. Support is also available for family members, carers, and loved ones affected by someone else's substance use.

Our compassionate and caring staff provide non-judgemental, person-centred support tailored to individual needs. We also have a dedicated clinical team who can provide specialist clinical interventions, including assessments, prescribing, and treatment to support recovery where appropriate.

We work in partnership with Open Road, who provide services for children and young people under 18, as well as a transitional service for young adults aged 18-29, ensuring support is available for people of all ages across Thurrock.

 

How are services delivered?

Forward Trust Thurrock provides person-centred, flexible support tailored to each individual's needs. Following an initial assessment, a personalised recovery plan is developed to help people achieve their goals. Support is delivered through:

  • One-to-one keywork sessions
  • Group programmes and recovery activities
  • Clinical interventions, including prescribing and medication-assisted treatment
  • Health checks and blood-borne virus testing
  • Naloxone supply and overdose prevention advice
  • Harm reduction and needle exchange services
  • Peer mentoring and lived experience support
  • Family and carer support
  • Telephone, in-person, and digital support options

Our compassionate and caring team provides a safe, confidential, and non-judgemental environment where people can access the support they need to make lasting positive changes.

 

Locations

65-67 Orsett Road, Grays Thurrock RM17 5HJ
Monday: 9:30am to 7:00pm*
Women Only Space: 11:00am to 1:00pm
Last appointment: 6:30pm

Tuesday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Last appointment: 4:30pm

Wednesday: 9:00am to 7:00pm
Last appointment: 6:30pm

Thursday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Last appointment: 4:30pm

Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Last appointment: 4:30pm

Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Bank Holiday Mondays: Closed

*The Women Only Space provides a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for women accessing support and recovery services.
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