When you access our service for support you are assigned an Addiction Practitioner. They work with you one-to-one in a holistic way to ensure your needs are met and you are offered the support you need to address your substance use.

Talking to someone who can help you understand your relationship with alcohol and/or drugs can give you the confidence and support you need to Make Change. If you need support please fill in the online contact form, or you can contact us on 01-4736502.

A case manager is someone that acts as a bridge between the individual looking for support and a wide range of services and support, in order to help that person along their continuum of care.

Our Community Prison Links Service supports individuals who are currently in prison and upon their release. A trusting relationship is built with these clients, helping them to learn coping skills and assist reintegration back into their community and/or family. Our Prison Links service can be accessed by anybody living in the Dublin 10 or 12 area.

Please fill in the online contact form to request a call from our Prison Links Worker.

Our drop-in service provides a safe, non-judgemental space for our clients in a social setting. For many people this is the first point of contact with the service and it can often be the starting point for someone to address their substance misuse.

The Bluebell drop-in runs on Thursdays from 2.00-3.30pm.

No appointment is necessary.

We run weekly groups for men and women:

The men’s social group is a safe space to socialise with others in recovery within the community. The men’s social group runs on Thursdays from 5.00-6.30pm in our Bluebell service.

The women’s group explores a healthier way of life through holistic practices, including mindfulness, reiki, and by creating meaningful connections. The women’s group runs on Fridays from 10am to 12pm in our Inchicore service.

No appointment is necessary.

Frontline’s 12 week psycho-educational stabilisation programme – Connections – runs twice yearly. The programme is aimed at individuals in recovery from substance misuse or who are motivated to change their substance use. It focuses on four key areas of development: Stabilisation, Health (Personal & Mental), Personal Development and Progression & Choices.

Participants have weekly one-to-one check-ins to support them through the 12 weeks and to also identify their next steps upon completion of the programme. This may involve starting a CE Programme, returning to education or employment or a referral into treatment.

The Connections Programme is based in our Bluebell, Dublin 12 office. It can be accessed by anybody living in the Dublin area. If you are interested in taking part please fill in the online contact form or call us on 01-4736502.

Our 8 week Addiction Support Programme is aimed at individuals who want to make change around their addiction. Through a series of psycho-educational workshops focusing on addiction and its related complications, a safe space is created for participants to form a support group. Through this, participants share their experiences and allow self-development through the use of art as a therapeutic approach.

The level of change is dependent on the individual; such as wanting to stabilise or focus on harm reduction; to engaging in a community detox or residential treatment. Others might be looking to move into recovery or to make progression in their professional and personal lives.

The programme is based in our Bluebell, Dublin 12 office and runs once a year on Tuesday afternoons and Thursday mornings. It can be accessed by anybody living in the Dublin area. If you are interested in taking part please fill in our online contact form or call us on 01-4736502.

Frontline runs a SMART recovery group each Wednesday.

SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training and is a global community-based programme that helps individuals recover from addictive behaviors. It uses evidence-based tools from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing, emphasising self-empowerment and self-reliance. 

If you are interested in joining the SMART Recovery group or need support please fill in the online contact form or call us on 01-4736502.

Frontline carries out outreach each week in the local community in Inchicore and Bluebell to meet clients who may otherwise be hard to reach. Outreach engages with clients with the goal of bringing them into the service.

We also support local organisations in the community with targeted outreach. This includes hard-to-reach individuals; vulnerable people; families; and areas of the community who for whatever reason are not engaging in services.

Family Support and Aftercare Support is provided on a short-term basis with onward referral to an appropriate service

If you need support please fill in the online contact form or call us on 01-4736502.

Art Therapy is used to help individuals interpret, express, and resolve their emotions and thoughts. Frontline offer this on a one-to-one basis and as part of group work. This is offered in our Bluebell service on Thursdays and our Inchicore service on Fridays.

We can provide access to short-term counselling to individuals or family members who have been impacted by substance use.

Complementary Therapies have proven to be highly beneficial to people in recovery, from all types of problematic drug or alcohol use. These therapies include: Massage, Auricular Acupuncture and Reiki. Frontline offer these on a needs/demand basis in our Inchicore and Bluebell services.

The Children’s Project provides a preschool and after-school service. This service is available to children whose parents / family members live with the impact of drug or alcohol misuse. This high quality developmental service is based in our Inchicore location.