Club Drug Clinic

About the service

Club Drug Clinic (CDC) is a free and confidential NHS service supporting people who want to change the way they are using recreational drugs.

CDC offers non-judgemental support and advice to help you deal with problems you are experiencing with club drugs. They can help you reduce the risks and harm caused to your body, mind and the people around you.

The CNWL Club Drug Clinic has expert knowledge of all types of club drugs, so whatever your problem, we can help you achieve your goal.

The CNWL Club Drug Clinic has extensive experience working with LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) communities. It has cultural competence in dealing with the drug addiction issues that occur within these communities, including sexual health and the use of certain club drugs such as GBL/GBH, crystal meth and mephedrone.

The service offers weekly face-to-face appointments but also offers video or telephone appointments.

How to access the service

The service accepts self-referrals and professional referrals. You can call or email the service.

Availability

Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 9am to 5pm.
Tuesday between 9am to 7pm.

Contact details

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 020 3317 3000

Visit the Club Drug Clinic website