Clinical Services

Aidan Gray

Aidan Gray  has been working in the drug field since 1989 and from 1994 has worked specifically with the issues relating to crack and cocaine. In 1994 he set up the UK's first full time crack day programme. He started COCA where he worked with organisations such as the National Treatment Agency, Cabinet Office, Home Office and Prison Service to help develop effective interventions/working practices for crack and stimulant users. He is currently responsible for community drug services and leads Foundation66's work on quality and policy development.

Steve Hall

Steve Hall has worked with substance use homelessness and offending behaviour at all levels since 1986. His background includes committee membership of a Registered Social Landlord, Drug Action Team reference group membership and substantial experience in business development. He is currently responsible for Foundation66's community alcohol, housing and outreach support services.