KIKIT Drugs Project

KIKIT Drugs Project KIKIT Project is a BAME specialist drugs and alcohol recovery support service

Our tailored culturally sensitive personalised care helps achieve positive outcomes by safeguarding the most vulnerable, offering choice, creating independence and helping people build a better life. We seek to achieve this through engaging with people, assessing their needs and working in partnership with a range of agencies to provide co-ordinated care pathways that include substance abuse ,Gangs mentoring support ,housing, employment, education and training

04/06/2026

KIKIT Hosted a Cultural Recovery Day at BIRCH in partnership with DATUS. We had a Dhol Learning Session, Lunch, Ice Cream and Cake ALL for our Service Users. Events like this can facilitate people’s recovery, by celebrating their courage to seek out help. DATUS Enabling Recovery Juniors Wafflicious

26/05/2026

Are you using NOS & think it’s Harmless?

Nitrous oxide, also known as balloons or loons or smartwhip, can seem harmless because the effects are short lived 30 minutes and it has no smell.

But the risks are real - from blackouts and accidents to long-term nerve damage linked to vitamin B12 deficiency.

It is now a class’s as a Class C drug in the UK.

Need any support or worried about someone’s use?
Come to the KIKIT drop in on Stratford Road, B11 1RD

Hep C Testing Week Hep C can be passed on through blood-to-blood contact. This can happen when injecting equipment is sh...
19/05/2026

Hep C Testing Week

Hep C can be passed on through blood-to-blood contact. This can happen when injecting equipment is shared, even if blood is not visible.

Risk can also come from sharing items that may have blood on them, such as injecting needles, razors or toothbrushes, or from unsterilised tattoo or piercing equipment.

Testing matters because many people do not know they have Hep C, and support is available.

At KIKIT, we offer culturally sensitive support around drugs and alcohol through structured treatment programs.

If you or someone you know needs support, contact us or visit the KIKIT drop-in.

📍153 Stratford Road, Birmingham, B11 1RD
📞 0121 448 3883

15/05/2026

💚 Silence and Stigma are costing lives. Some people use drugs or alcohol to cope with pain they cannot talk about. Asking for help is strength there.

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚 “Just smoke or drink, you’ll forget about it” is not support. For some people, drugs or a...
15/05/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚

“Just smoke or drink, you’ll forget about it” is not support.

For some people, drugs or alcohol can feel like a way to cope with stress, trauma or emotional pain.

It may feel like relief in the moment, but numbing pain is not the same as healing. Support can help people understand what is underneath and take the first step towards recovery.

You deserve support, not silence.

At KIKIT, we offer culturally sensitive support around drugs and alcohol, and we can help connect people with wider mental health support through local services and charities.

If you or someone you know needs support, contact us or visit the KIKIT drop-in.

📍153 Stratford Road, Birmingham, B11 1RD
📞 0121 448 3883

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚 Spiritual beliefs matter to many people, and faith can be an important source of strength...
14/05/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚

Spiritual beliefs matter to many people, and faith can be an important source of strength.

But stress, trauma, depression and anxiety can also affect someone’s wellbeing. People should not be made to feel afraid, ashamed, or dismissed when they may need support.

Faith, family, community and professional support can work together. You do not have to choose one over the other.

At KIKIT, we offer culturally sensitive support around drugs and alcohol, and we can help connect people with wider mental health support through local services and charities.

If you or someone you know needs support, contact us or visit the KIKIT drop-in.

📍153 Stratford Road, Birmingham, B11 1RD
📞 0121 448 3883

13/05/2026

We often get asked, what can KIKIT do to support someone struggling with addiction? We run a range of services for hard to reach and marginalised communities. To learn more, reach out today.

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚 “You need to man up” is not support. Many men are taught to hide what they are going thro...
13/05/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚

“You need to man up” is not support.

Many men are taught to hide what they are going through. But silence can make things harder, and struggling does not make someone weak.

Asking for help is a sign of strength. Talking honestly can be the first step towards support and recovery.

At KIKIT, we offer culturally sensitive support around drugs and alcohol, and we can help connect people with wider mental health support through local services and charities.

If you or someone you know needs support, contact us or visit the KIKIT drop-in.

📍153 Stratford Road, Birmingham, B11 1RD
📞 0121 448 3883

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚 “It's all in your head” is not support. Mental health is real. Stress, trauma, depression...
12/05/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚

“It's all in your head” is not support.

Mental health is real. Stress, trauma, depression and anxiety can affect anyone, and dismissing someone’s experience can make it harder for them to speak up or ask for help.

People deserve support, not judgement or dismissal.

At KIKIT, we offer culturally sensitive support around drugs and alcohol, and we can help connect people with wider mental health support through local services and charities.

If you or someone you know needs support, contact us or visit the KIKIT drop-in.

📍153a Stratford Road, Birmingham, B11 1RD
📞 0121 448 3883

Today, we recognise and thank nurses for the care, compassion and commitment they show every day. Nurses play a vital ro...
12/05/2026

Today, we recognise and thank nurses for the care, compassion and commitment they show every day. Nurses play a vital role in supporting individuals, families and communities — including people facing drug and alcohol, mental health, and wider health challenges.

Address

153 Stratford Road Sparkbrook
Birmingham
B111RD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

01214483883

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