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“Posoka House” opened its doors on 19 January 2016
20.01.2016
The Low-threshold Center “Posoka House” (“Direction” House) of Solidarnost Association for rehabilitation of addicted people started its work on 19 January 2016.
The Center works with addicted clients in active phase of drug and alcohol use who have not decided to start treatment yet.
The Center provides the following free services:
• shelter from the weather during the Center’s working hours;
• coffee and tea;
• washing machine and dryer;
• hygiene materials and disinfectants;
• consultations with psychiatrist,
• lawyer or psychologist on client’s request;
• referral to other support services.
Working hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 to 15:00.
Contact details:
Address: 109 Slivnitsa blvd., Sofia
Phone: 0883 389 930
Email: posoka@solidarnost-bg.org
Facebook cause: Къща „Посока“
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