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Broadreach House
Broadreach House
Ocean Quay
Unit 2, Richmond Walk
Plymouth
Devon
PL1 4LL
Tel: 01752 566210
Fax: 01752 569260
Web: www.broadreach-house.org.uk
Best time to telephone: 9am - 5pm, Monday - Friday
Broadreach is a first stage residential facility offering treatment of alcohol and drug dependency for men and women. In total there are 30 beds for individuals over 18.
(Closereach is their second stage residential treatment facility and is for men only. In total there are 17 beds for individuals over 18. Closereach is for men who are substance free and have completed detox at Broadreach or elsewhere. Longreach is their second stage residential treatment facility and is for women only. In total there are 20 beds for women over 16. Longreach is for women who are substance free and have completed detox at Broadreach or elsewhere.)
The Broadreach House day service, Plymouth PIER, (Plymouth People in Early Recovery) offers a structured programme of training and education to individuals who have had previous substance misuse issues, primarily drugs and alcohol. Additionally, the service offers counselling, support groups, and housing/resettlement advice. There are also a variety of facilities including a fully equipped gym, and a recording studio.
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