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BRIDGE
BRIDGE is an intensive day program designed to provide intensive treatment
for outpatients who need extra support to continue in their recovery. It is
also facilitates the re-entry into the community of inpatients who have
been through detoxification. BRIDGE provides a structured therapeutic
environment to support learning about recovery from addiction. It is
located at the Institute of Mental Health and is organized by the
Community Addictions Management Program.
Recovery Support Groups
The purpose of the recovery support group is to provide
support for those who struggle with addictions. Because honesty and consistency
are keys to recovery, members are encouraged to share their story of their
addictive behaviour. By sharing their story, members help themselves and others
in the group to learn about recovery.
Project S.A.V.E.
In conjunction with the Family and Juvenile Justice Court and Ministry of Community Development and Sports (MCDS), this project deals with violence under the influence of alcohol in families. Launched in March 2002 as a pilot project, S.A.V.E. has since seen more than 50 cases. In beginning of 2004, S.A.V.E. became a full-fledged programme and has evolved to see other cases involving other forms of addiction like drugs and gambling.
For more information on Project S.A.V.E., please call 6389 2294.
Window on Addictions
Window on Addictions is an intensive 9-week training course that aims to provide an overview of the field of addictions and to provide participants with a basic understanding of the addictive process and treatment options available. Opportunities for learning include case studies to facilitate understanding of concepts discussed and study/discussion groups to promote peer learning.
Since CAMP's inception in April 2001, it has run 2 courses, one in July 2001 and the most recent one in.
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Singapore Anti-Narcotics
