• Adult services
• Specialist services
  • Learning disabilities service
  • Drug and Alcohol Recovery Team (DART)
  • Forensic mental health services
  • Prison services
  • Lincolnshire CFS/ME service
  • Rehabilitation
  • Support and treatment for early psychosis (STEP)
  • Anorexia nervosa
  • Assertive outreach
• Child and adolescent mental health services
• Older adult services
• Psychological therapies & primary care
• Your privacy, our responsibility

Drugs and Alcohol Recovery Team (DART)

Lincolnshire’s Drug and Alcohol Recovery Team (DART) provides support and treatment for anyone aged 18 or over, experiencing problems with drugs and/or alcohol use.

If you are motivated to make a change and recognise that you might need assistance in doing so, DART are available to help.

The team offer a wide variety of methods that can help. Often it takes a combination of support and treatment depending on your individual needs. We won’t tell you what you need! We’ll give you all the facts about what we offer to help you decide what is best.

Below is a number of headings offering more information about accessing the service and how you can get referred.

• What happens when you contact the team?
• The help we offer
• Useful online resources

 How to access our services

If you recognise that you might have a problem with drink or drugs and feel ready to get help, why not give us a call and speak to someone in confidence.

We have three main teams around the county, but can arrange with you where the best place for us to meet would be.

Contact your local team today to find out how you can start your recovery journey.

Boston
Babbage House, Rear of Boston Borough Council, West Street, Boston PE21 8QR
Tel: 01205 314479
Email: boston.dart@nhs.net

Grantham
Beaconfield Centre, Beacon Lane, Grantham, NG31 9DF
Tel: 01476 591233
Email: grantham.dart@nhs.net

Lincoln
Carholme Court, Long Leys Road, Lincoln LN1 1FS
Tel: 01522 577385
Email: lincoln.dart@nhs.net

If you do not feel confident to contact us direct, please seek help from other professionals you already know, like your GP, health worker, probation officer or job centre and ask them to refer you to us.

If you are a family member, or friend with concerns about someone else, still feel free to give us a call to discuss your concerns and find out how you can help.

If you are not sure if you need help, or would just like some general advice about drugs and alcohol visit our useful resources section.

Opening times

Excluding public and bank holidays