These groups provide safe, non-judgemental spaces for people affected by addiction and related challenges. They are built around shared understanding, honesty, and mutual support.

KAPS – Ketamine Abuse Peer Support Group. A lived-experience-led space for people affected by ketamine use to connect with others who understand, reduce isolation, and support one another in recovery.

Creative groups offer alternative ways to explore recovery through creativity, rhythm, and expression, rather than talking alone. No experience or ability is required.

Drumming and Wellness Group

Using rhythm and group connection to support emotional wellbeing, grounding, and stress relief.

Music Group

A relaxed, supportive space to explore music, creativity, and self-expression.

Media Group

Supporting people to build confidence and skills through media, storytelling, podcasting, and creative content.

These groups support both physical and mental wellbeing through movement, routine, and shared activity. Sessions are inclusive, adaptable, and pressure-free, with a focus on confidence, connection, and wellbeing rather than performance.

Yoga

Gentle, accessible sessions focused on grounding, relaxation, and physical wellbeing.

Football Therapy

Using football and teamwork to support mental health, confidence, and social connection in a supportive environment.

Boxing

Non-competitive, wellbeing-focused boxing sessions that support physical health, stress release, discipline, and confidence. Sessions are accessible and guided, with an emphasis on control, safety, and positive outlet rather than aggression.

Sunday Monthly Walks

Outdoor walks that encourage movement, conversation, and connection in a relaxed setting.

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Our outreach sessions support people who may not yet feel ready or able to attend groups.

Community Outreach

Our community outreach supports people who are sleeping rough, living in temporary accommodation, or experiencing social isolation.

We meet people where they are, offering a listening ear, consistent human connection, and providing food and refreshments during outreach sessions. Where possible, we also offer practical support and help people connect with groups, services, and opportunities when they feel ready.

These are informal, welcoming spaces where people can drop in, connect with others, and feel part of a community.

A warm, social space to sit, talk, and connect helping reduce isolation and build a sense of belonging.

We believe recovery is strengthened when people have access to learning, skills, and opportunity.

Through partnerships with trusted organisations, we support people to access training and educational courses that help build confidence, knowledge, and pathways towards volunteering, further learning, or employment. These opportunities are offered in a supportive, accessible way and shaped around individual readiness and choice.