16 October 2013
During a routine inspection
People we spoke with were satisfied with the treatment and support they had received from the service and were positive about the organisations purpose. People told us they had been supported to make their own decisions about their recovery and that workers were knowledgeable, friendly and supportive.
Records showed that people's needs had been assessed and support and treatment was planned and delivered in a way that ensured their safety and welfare. We found that the service had been effective in helping people achieve their outcomes and aid their recovery.
Staff had received appropriate professional development and had been supported to provide care and treatment in a way that promoted people's health and welfare. We found staff were well-informed about the issues surrounding substance misuse. Staff we spoke with were enthusiastic and positive about their roles and the service being delivered.
There was an effective complaints system available and comments and complaints people made were responded to appropriately.
Records were accurate, fit for purpose and well maintained.