Phoenix Futures Scotland

Residential rehabilitation in Glasgow

The Scottish Residential Service offers a structured programme for people recovering from alcohol or drug problems. Residents live in a therapeutic community, taking part in individual support, group work and the running of the house. Stays generally last between three and six months.

The Glasgow service has single rooms with accessible en-suite facilities. It generally supports adults aged 18 and over. The team assesses each person’s needs and suitability before admission.

Medically supervised detoxification is available subject to assessment and specific criteria. Ask the referral team what can be provided in your circumstances.

Referrals can come through local authorities and Health and Social Care Partnerships. Self-funded placements and referrals through the Prison to Rehab pathway are also accepted. Ask about funding and admission arrangements before making plans.

Scottish Residential Service information

Supported housing after treatment

Glasgow Supported Housing helps people maintain an alcohol- and drug-free life after rehabilitation. It provides individual and group support with practical living skills, relapse prevention, managing a tenancy and moving towards permanent accommodation.

Housing enquiries: 0141 336 4272
Address: 98 Hamiltonhill Road, Glasgow, G22 5RU.

Glasgow Supported Housing and referral information

Community and family services

Scottish services also include community recovery and peer support in areas such as North Lanarkshire and Fife. Some services offer support for families affected by another person’s drinking or drug use. Availability depends on the service and where you live.

Harper House in Saltcoats is a specialist residential family service where parents can receive treatment while staying with their children. Its team can explain eligibility and referral arrangements.

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