Bray Community Addiction Team (BCAT) was established in 2002 through the Bray Local Drug and Alcohol Task Force (BLDATF)'s Action Plan. BCAT is located in two sides of Bray so as to serve the two communities most affected by the problems associated with drug/alcohol misuse. It is governed by a voluntary Board of Management and is compliant with the Principles of the Governance Code until January 2020. BCAT has evolved since inception and provides services to individuals, families and the wider community, who are experiencing drug/alcohol problems. BCAT views drug/alcohol problems from the bio-psychosocial perspective and provides services to people along the continuum of care from harm reduction services to drug free options.
BCAT has employs a team of 12 full time equivalent staff members and hosts 2 volunteers.
BCAT works in partnership with local key stakeholders to promote quality of care for our mutual client groups.
Number of paid employees:
11-20 employees
Current board size:
7
Annual turnover:
€100,000 - €250,000
Not-for-Profit focus:
Community Welfare & Social Services, Support and Counselling
