Welfare Policy at Cabana Ldn

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Let our team know if you feel unwell

If you start to feel unwell, let any member of our team know right away or head to the welfare tent which is at the rear of the club next to the smoking area. There are always medics on site as well as a dedicated welfare team whose job it is to look after you. We will not judge you if you come and see us for this reason.

Look after each other

Keep an eye out for your friends and surroundings . If they start to appear unwell or uncomfortable, then check if they’re ok and let our staff know if you’re worried about them. We all want a safe and friendly space where we help each other.

Keep hydrated

Remember to sip water regularly throughout the night but don’t down it too fast.

Take regular air-breaks

Take regular air breaks by either going to our garden area or stepping outside the premises.

Let us deal with harassment

We operate a zero tolerance to harassment for all of our guests whatever your gender, sexual preference or background. If someone is making you feel uncomfortable then let us know - all our staff are trained to deal with incidents of harassment. Our Harrassment Policy can be found on the main page

Useful links and resources

The Loop 

The Loop is a not-for-profit charity founded by Professor Fiona Measham that provides welfare, forensic drug testing and harm reduction services on drugs, alcohol and sexual health. It’s your best resource for getting important harm reduction advice. For up to date drug warnings check the Drug Alert Feed on The Loop’s website. https://wearetheloop.org

Drugwise 

Drugwise offers evidence-based information on drugs and alcohol, from harm reduction methods to treatment and recovery.

Erowid 

Erowid is an educational website offering information on a vast range of psychoactive substances, including effects and reports of experiences.

Talk To Frank 

Talk To Frank gives confidential advice on drugs, including how to help friends and recent news updates. Their website also features a number of drug support centres based in.

The DSM Foundation 

The DSM foundation was set up in memory of Daniel Spargo-Mabbs who tragically lost his life from an MDMA overdose. The organisation aims to bring evidence based drugs and alcohol education into schools and to young people.