R.A.T., Brussels
Name of association/service provider
R.A.T., Brussels
Address
Telephone
+32 (0)2 534 87 41
Web site
Working days and hours
Morning | Afternoon | Night | ||||
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From | To | From | To | From | To | |
monday | 10:00 | 18:00 | ||||
tuesday | 10:00 | 18:00 | ||||
wednesday | 10:00 | 18:00 | ||||
thursday | 10:00 | 18:00 | ||||
friday | 10:00 | 18:00 | ||||
saturday | ||||||
sunday |
Type of organisation
NGO
Types of services offered
- Health
- Social
Cost of services
- Free
Services provided to
- Drug Users
Nature of services
- Confidential
Where do you offer your services
- Ambulatory
- Counselling Centre
Professionals in place
- Medical Doctors
- Social Assistants
- Social Workers
Languages spoken in your services
- Dutch
- English
- French
Health services provided
- Alcohol abuse / rehabilitation
- Drug Treatment / Rehabilitation
- General Health
- Methadone Delivery
- Reduction of Harm for Drug Users (Information + Advise)
Social services provided
Are STI tests mandatory?
No
Remarks
R.A.T. | Reseau d'Aide aux Toxicomanes
R.A.T. | Network for the Support of Drug Users
Appointments only by phone: (0)2 534 87 41
Active since 1991 and a key player in the sector, R.A.T. support and reintegrate drug and alcohol users in ambulatory and non-specialized settings. It also provides training to psycho-medical and social workers, enabling them to better understand this vulnerable public. Finally, the association has as a specific project the support of a network of general practitioners, in particular through clinical supervision which supports their practice.
R.A.T. | Network for the Support of Drug Users
Appointments only by phone: (0)2 534 87 41
Active since 1991 and a key player in the sector, R.A.T. support and reintegrate drug and alcohol users in ambulatory and non-specialized settings. It also provides training to psycho-medical and social workers, enabling them to better understand this vulnerable public. Finally, the association has as a specific project the support of a network of general practitioners, in particular through clinical supervision which supports their practice.