The Smithfield Project — Addiction Rehabilitation Centre in Manchester, England
AddressThompson St M4 5FY, Manchester, ENG
Phone+441618278570
Reviews on Google5.0 · 21 reviews
My dad was in this centre roughly 30 years ago . He got himself clean . Did all the meetings and never drank again. I remember visiting him and him showing me around. He passed away a couple of years ago aged 82 . I know he wouldn't of reached that age if it wasn't for this clinic.
It's an alcohol and drug detox centre, they do a good job there. Also you have crisis point on the ground floor which is a mental health service.
Lovely people, thank you so much ,Elaine xx
Excellent standard, staff and also other clients, amazing and amazing food x
Excellent place 5 star service from staff food is amazing
This place helped me to gain my life back I owe the staff a great deal they are great
Brilliant place, helped me out of a bad place that I was in. Great service and great staff. Only one gripe, a member of staff can moan about you if you don't go to every class, but doesn't to your face, but to your key worker. Great food twice a day, food to make your own breakfast and supper, tea, coffee, 2 tv rooms, art room etc.
Fantastic staff, great food. I've done my 7 day detox here and I couldn't think of a better place to do it. I'm extremely grateful for the help they provided. Bless you all!
It's saved me from a world of pain. Didn't see it at the time but it does, the staff the food are fantastic. Yes it's hard but if it was easy everyone would be at it
I enjoyed it there they helped me out with my addiction making it safe for me to be clean and sobber.
Location
Also in Manchester
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