1. HealthTeam

2. Healthwork for homeless since summer 2005 Daily work with those who does not receive treatment for somatic or psychiatric problems for different reasons… Or where treatment can not be accomplished because of problematic life conditions such as homelessness The target group is those nobody want to treat or nobody are capable to treat HealthTeam

3. Staff

4. Henrik Thiesen MD, General practitioner, Staff specialist in street medicine and addiction-related disorders. Work since the 1997 in different private and official addiction treatment settings. Manager of HealthProject 2001-2004 and HealthTeam since 2005. Teaching chairs in health and homelessness, social marginalisation and substance misuse. Copenhagen University, Medical School International nursing studies at the Multidisciplinary University College of Copenhagen Danish School of Addiction Counseling Focused lectures for professionals working with homelessness, alcohol- and substance use.

5. Lone Dam Nurse since 1995. Diploma degree in education and management, 2004 Experienced in acute medical therapy, psychiatry, wound-therapy and endocrinology. Member of HealthTeam-staff since 2005

6. Karin Olofsson Nurse since 1986 Experienced in psychiatry, Primary healthcare and addiction treatment Member of HealthTeam-staff since 2005

7. Lene Tanderup Nurse since 1992 Experienced in acute surgery and acute medicine and emergency room- services Member of HealthTeam-staff since 2005

8. Bodil Stavad Nurse since 1988 Experience from somatic in-patient wards, primary health-care and nursing projects in third-world countries. Member of HealthTeam-staff since 2005

9. How to get to Copenhagen

10. Coming from outside Scandinavia Check NY Times Travel-guide to Copenhagen http://travel.nytimes.com/travel/guides/europe/denmark/copenhagen/maps.html Check the website www.VisitCopenhagen.comwww.VisitCopenhagen.com http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/tourist/plan_and_book Coming from Scandinavia Check the website www.Copenhagen.comwww.Copenhagen.com http://www.copenhagen.com/swedish/gettinghere/welcome.asp?Menu=GettingHere Planner and tickets http://www.travelmarket.com

11. How to get from Copenhagen Airport

12. Train from Copenhagen Airport, to Central Station in 12 minutes Tickets are bought at the ticket counter in Terminal 3 just before going down the stairs, by elevator or escalator to the station platform below - the fare is DKK 27. Metro - 15 minutes to city centre Tickets for the Metro are available at the Metro station and at the DSB ticket sales counter in Terminal 3. Please note that the ticket machines do not accept notes, only coins and cards such as the Dankort, VISA, etc. If you purchase a CPHCARD it also gives you free transportation on the Metro.CPHCARD

13. How to get from Copenhagen Central Station

14. The transport infrastructure of Copenhagen is relatively efficient Bus-lines http://www.m.dk/bus-marts-2008.pdf Metro-lines http://www.m.dk/en/welcome Trains S-trains, to and from the city-area. Regional trains, frequent train connections between Copenhagen and other parts of Denmark. Departure from Copenhagen Central Station or Copenhagen Airport. Øresund trains, connects Copenhagen and Malmö / southern Sweden Travel planner: http://www.rejseplanen.dk/ - for foreign-language versions, click upper right corner http://www.rejseplanen.dk/

15. http://amagerbilleder.dk/amagerbilleder/sundholm.htm Sundholm 1908

16. HealthTeam Metro-stations and the road to HealthTeam Amagerbro Metro-station Islands Brygge Metro-station

17. HealthTeam Metro-stations and the road to HealthTeam Amagerbro Metro-station Islands Brygge Metro-station

18. The Office

23. Kontakt HealthTeam c/o Aktivitetscentret Sundholmsvej 18 DK 2300 København S Mail: alkodoktor@dadlnet.dkalkodoktor@dadlnet.dk HealthTeam-Website: http://www.hjemlosesundhed.dk/?English Telephone: +45 26 75 89 11 ActivityCenter website: http://www.acsu.dk