The Rutland Centre has opened a second branch in Athlone.
Location should never be a barrier to getting specialised help for any kind of addiction.
That's according to The Rutland Centre, a treatment facility which has just opened the second branch in Athlone to cover counties Westmeath, Roscommon and Galway.
Its services include an outpatient programme, and funded places to tackle newer types of addiction such as gaming and gambling.
Karl Fitzharris is Treatment Coordinator for the new Midlands Programme and says it's about ensuring everyone can get treatment:
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