New Beginnings

Name: New Beginnings
Address: 97 Cobbold Rd, London, Greater London, NW10 9SU, United Kingdom
Telephone: 0800 107 1754

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About New Beginnings

New Beginnings is a fully integrated substance misuse service offering free and confidential support for individuals and their families affected by drug and alcohol problems. It is delivered by WDP in conjunction with Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) and the service user organisation – B3.

The specialist team includes substance misuse workers, doctors, nurses and psychologists, as well as volunteers and peer mentors. The service is free and open to all Brent residents aged 18 or over, as well as their families and carers. Self-referrals are welcome, as well as referrals from any professional, such as housing support worker, social worker or nurse.

Free and confidential help for Brent residents

Are you worried about your own or someone else’s drug or alcohol use?

If so, get in touch with our expert team at New Beginnings.

We’ll discuss what concerns you have and make a plan together, to help you manage, reduce or stop your drug or alcohol use.

You can call, email or visit our service in person on the details below. You can also use our online form through this link:

Help and support we offer

Advice and information around your health and wellbeing
One-to-one sessions with your own allocated keyworker
A range of different support groups (including a 12-week abstinence day programme)
Weekend drop-in service and peer support provided by service user group, B3
Looking ahead to what’s next: motivational programmes, education, training and employment support, peer mentoring and volunteering
We offer support to your family and loved ones as well so that they can receive help and advice on how best to support you during your recovery.

Get help for you or someone you know

You can call, email or visit our service in person.

You can also use the link below to register with New Beginnings through our online referral form.

Any professional, such as a housing support worker, social worker, GP or nurse can make a referral on your behalf using the link below too.

Getting support during COVID-19

During the coronavirus pandemic, we have needed to adapt the usual face-to-face support that we provide so we can keep our service users and staff safe.

We will continue to talk with you and help you even if coming into our service isn’t possible.

To check what support is currently available and if there are any changes to our opening times, contact us on the details below and we’ll do our best to make sure you still get the help you need.