CRI Rise Manchester - Bradnor Point
About the service
We are a recovery focused service and are committed to supporting people to achieve goals and become drug free; we are aware this can take different routes and timescales for people.
We work with service users and our partner agencies delivering individual treatment plans and support that will help service users achieve their goals. Our services include assessment, treatment, information and advice and referral on.
Our aim is to support people to maintain their recovery within their community.
What do our service users say about us?
“I like Bradnor, my key worker takes time with me and always seems to encourage me”.
“I like attending R.A.M.P at Bradnor; the guys that present it really get me and understand”.
“Bradnor is a welcoming environment from the lady at the front desk to the key workers”.
What we do and how we do it
We provide a full range of clinical treatment interventions for people who require clinical services for their drug use.
We do this by providing:
- Clinical assessment for prescribing
- Medically assisted recovery
- Second opinions when requested by GP
- Community detoxification
- Referral for in-patient detoxification
- Health assessments
- BBV testing
- Hepatitis B vaccinations
- Pod working
- Facilitating access to mutual aid pods
- One to one sessions with recovery workers
- Access to recovery services on site (RAMP)
- Referral to RISE recovery services
Make an appointment
To access our service people need to be referred from the RISE Manchester intake service (ADS) or via Shared Care GP’s.
We aim to help people access treatment as quickly as possible.
Make a referral
Referrals initially go through the RISE Manchester Intake Service (ADS), contact number 0161 945 8772.
Service users requiring clinical treatment will be offered an appointment once they have attended an initial assessment with an ADS worker.
General enquiries will be dealt with directly.
Can’t attend your appointment?
If you can’t make your appointment please telephone us as soon as possible so that we can re-arrange.
Other sources of local support
Alcoholics Anonymous http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/AA-Meetings
Cocaine anonymous http://www.cauk.org.uk/index.asp
Narcotics Anonymous http://ukna.org/
Self Management and Recovery Training SMART http://www.smartrecovery.org.uk/
The main entrance to Bradnor Point is at front of the building which is situated at the end of Bradnor Road at the junction with Paston Road. There is on road parking around the building.
Buses from Manchester Piccadilly are the number 43 Stagecoach bus (every 10 minutes) and the number 105 Stagecoach bus (every half an hour). Get off on Sharston Road and cross over; Bradnor Road is the first road on the right. Walk to the end of Bradnor Road and you will see Bradnor Point at the junction with Paston Road.
From the bus station at Wythenshawe Civic Centre the 105 Stagecoach bus runs every half an hour. Get off on Sharston Road, walk back on yourself and take the first right on Bradnor Road.
From Manchester Airport the 43 Stagecoach bus runs every 10 minutes. Get off on Sharston Road, walk back on yourself and take the first right on Bradnor Road.
Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm (closed Bank Holidays).
Late clinic once a month, 5pm – 8pm (Tuesday evening).
We operate an appointment system so please contact us to arrange an appointment prior to attending. A Duty Worker is available during opening hours to answer telephone queries.
Structured appointments available throughout the week as arranged with Recovery Workers.
Friday pod, every 2 weeks, linking in to recovery support within the local community (Facilitating Access to Mutual Aid).
R.A.M.P group meetings – Tuesdays and Thursdays 1-3pm
Lifeline Motivational group, Mondays at 2pm, SMART Recovery group run by Lifeline, Wednesdays at 1pm.