Drug and Alcohol Action Team
Salford Drug and Alcohol Action Team (DAAT) delivers the National Drug Strategy within Salford. It consists of senior representation from:
- Greater Manchester Police
- Salford City Housing
- Salford Community and Social Services
- Salford Education and Leisure
- Salford Crime and Disorder Partnership
- Greater Manchester Probation Service
- Bolton, Salford and Trafford Mental Health NHS Trust
- Forest Bank Prison
DAAT is chaired by the Director of Community, Health and Social Care and aims to deliver services in line with the four main strands of the national strategy:
- Adult treatment
- Young people
- Community
- Reducing supply
The DAAT has adopted the National Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy.
We have a single point of contact on 0161 909 6525 to help you find the services require quicker.
In October 2004 DAAT completed a statutory three-year audit - download the full audit (2004) and/or executive summary (2004) below.
On 1 April 2005 DAAT published their statutory three-year strategy - download the full strategy (2005) and/or executive summary (2005) below.
The DAAT does not provide drug or alcohol treatment services.These are provided by other organisations which are commissioned by the DAAT.
Contact the DAAT by calling 0161-603 4171 or emailing info@daatis.info.
Downloadable documents
- Full audit 2004 (Adobe PDF format, 2.5mb)
- Executive summary 2004 (Adobe PDF format, 43kb)
- Full strategy 2005 (Microsoft Word format, 430kb)
- Executive summary 2005 (Microsoft Word format, 100kb)
If you are unable to view documents of these types, our downloads page provides links to viewing software.
This page was last updated on 08 October 2008
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