Under 25s

Oasis Project supports young people under the age of 25 in Brighton and Hove. See below for the services offered.

HOPE Drug & Alcohol Treatment

The HOPE drug & alcohol treatment service works with young adults 18-25 years old who are using drugs and/or alcohol. If you are worried about your drug or alcohol use and want to make changes, the Hope treatment service is for you.

Make a referral to the Hope treatment service now.

We provide free, discreet, flexible substance misuse treatment. We know that turning 18 can be difficult, so we tailor our support specifically around you and your hopes.

You will be offered 1:1 telephone, online and face to face appointments with a named keyworker. You can also access a range of recovery-focused groups here at Oasis or with our partners at CGL – your keyworker will help you to access these.

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If you are not yet 18 but are having problems with drugs or alcohol and want some support, please click here to find out more about services that can support you.

Our Hope treatment service is for Brighton and Hove residents only

HOPE Therapy Services

Our Hope therapy services offer free, confidential, arts-based 1:1 therapy to young adults aged 16-25.

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Transitions Therapy is open to young adults 16-25 years’ old of any gender who are worried that their drug or alcohol use may be impacting on their mental wellbeing, and/or relationships with others.

Young Women’s Therapy is open to young women aged between 18 – 25 whose experiences of trauma may be impacting on their lives and would prefer a female therapist.

The usual offer is 12 weeks’ individual (1:1) therapy in a face-to-face setting. Once therapy is completed, there is an offer of a 4-week structured follow up group.

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Please note, the Hope Therapy Service is for Brighton and Hove residents only

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We’ve been doing this for over 26 years, so we really know what works. We see everyone as an individual, and make sure we can get them the right help at the right time.