Surrey Drug and Alcohol Support

Surrey Drug and Alcohol Support NHS drug and alcohol support and recovery service, offering treatment and support for people in Surrey aged 18+. Please call 0300 222 5932 for advice.

Whether you want to cut back or need help with a long-term issue, we're here to listen and we will tailor our support to you. i-access support people in Surrey who want help with their problematic drug use and those who are dependent on alcohol and want to stop or control their drinking. Our main office is in Guildford but we are a Surrey wide service offering clinics across the county. Our multi-

disciplinary team consists of doctors, nurse specialists, substance misuse specialists, recovery workers, counsellors, care managers, social workers, a Carers’ Liaison Officer and administrators. All are highly experienced at helping people affected by drug and alcohol misuse and their families. We offer advice and information, one-to-one key-working sessions and group work to support you on your road to recovery. If you are concerned about your substance use, please do not hesitate to contact us for advice and information. If you’re supporting or caring for someone who has drug or alcohol problems, our Carers’ Liaison Officer can help you.

Thinking about cutting down or cutting out alcohol? Visit www.AlcoholWise.org.uk to find out more about the benefits of ...
01/09/2026

Thinking about cutting down or cutting out alcohol?

Visit www.AlcoholWise.org.uk to find out more about the benefits of cutting down, and for tips on how to get started.

Need support with alcohol or drug use? If you live in Surrey, i-access can offer you confidential advice and treatment o...
29/08/2026

Need support with alcohol or drug use? If you live in Surrey, i-access can offer you confidential advice and treatment options.

Whether you're looking to cut down or need longer-term help, your support starts here – visit www.surreydrugandalcohol.com to take the first step.

Around 200,000 adults in Surrey drink more than the recommended 14 units of alcohol per week. Take the 2-min AlcoholWise...
26/08/2026

Around 200,000 adults in Surrey drink more than the recommended 14 units of alcohol per week.
Take the 2-min AlcoholWise test to see how much you’re drinking, the changes you could make, and whether you might benefit from some AlcoholWise support: www.alcoholwise.org.uk

How many units of alcohol are in your drink?Find out at www.alcoholwise.org.uk, a short, online test to help you assess ...
14/08/2026

How many units of alcohol are in your drink?

Find out at www.alcoholwise.org.uk, a short, online test to help you assess your alcohol consumption and wellbeing. Go to alcoholwise.org.uk for personalised insights and tips on cutting down.

Looking to make some changes to boost your mental and physical health? The i-access website has resources and info on ho...
10/08/2026

Looking to make some changes to boost your mental and physical health?

The i-access website has resources and info on how to reduce harm from alcohol and/or drug use.

Whether you want to cut down or stop completely, go to www.surreydrugandalcohol.com to take the first step.

Is your drinking starting to feel like too much?AlcoholWise is a free NHS support service for people in Surrey who want ...
04/08/2026

Is your drinking starting to feel like too much?

AlcoholWise is a free NHS support service for people in Surrey who want to cut back, stop, or regain control of how much they drink.

To find out more, visit our new website at AlcoholWise.org.uk

Are you drinking too much? Find out at alcoholwise.org.uk, our new-look website with tips and tools to help you:• unders...
28/07/2026

Are you drinking too much? Find out at alcoholwise.org.uk, our new-look website with tips and tools to help you:
• understand your drinking habits,
• cut down on regular drinking, and
• boost your health and mood.
Go to www.AlcoholWise.org.uk for more information.

In partnership with Via we support people in Surrey who want help with drug and/or alcohol use. You can self refer by ca...
23/07/2026

In partnership with Via we support people in Surrey who want help with drug and/or alcohol use.

You can self refer by calling us on 0300 222 5932 or by completing our online referral form at www.surreydrugandalcohol.com

Address

Farnham Road Hospital
Guildford
GU27LX

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+443002225932

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