Background
In late 2011 and throughout 2012 BCAT engaged a consultant to assist with a review of the organisation. The Review highlighted the key elements of the work of BCAT, and recommended the formalisation of the BCAT POWER 6 Stage Pathway Model. The adoption/testing and adaption of the model will assist BCAT in moving forward to ensure it continues to provide appropriate, evidence based, comprehensive addiction supports for people at every stage along their drug/alcohol use trajectory.
The Review identified the strengths of BCAT under the acronym POWER:
With the work of BCAT focusing on all the stages of drug/alcohol use. From a service delivery point of view, the stages mirror the Transtheoretical Model of Change, with services tailored to assist people with drug/alcohol problems through the stages.
Monday 10.00AM - 12;30 PM, 2.00 - 4.30 PM
Tuesday 10.00AM - 12:30 PM, 2.00 - 4.30 PM
Wednesday Drop In Closed (U18s Keyworking Only)
Thursday 10.00AM - 12;30 PM, 2.00 -4.30 PM
Friday 10.00AM - 12;30 PM, 2;00 -4.30 PM
Saturday 12.30PM - 3.30 PM
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wendesday 2.00PM - 5PM
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Please note BCAT's Dublin Road Drop in will open on all Bank Holiday Saturday from 12.30 to 3.30pm
One to One Keyworking Meetings will run from Monday to Friday from 10AM to 1pm & 2PM to 5PM in both Offices with the excepion of Wednesday mornings in our Boghall office
Our needle exchange service will run as normal Monday to Friday in Boghall.
If you are in crisis you can contact us on 012764692 or on info@bcat.ie
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