Community Group
The People's Recovery Project: Drop in
"Supporting people experiencing homelessness and addiction into recovery."
The People's Recovery Project (TPRP) is a charity focused on supporting individuals experiencing homelessness and addiction, aiming to create sustainable recovery pathways through community-led initiatives.
We are organising drop in spaces in the community where individuals can attend and hear from people who have previously been in this situation and who have now found routes to recovery that work for them. These drop ins function as our community hubs.
It can feel like a big decision to make changes around your use of drugs and alcohol, and you may not be sure if you want to cut down, use more safely, or stop completely.
Our hubs are in community settings and not formal or clinical. They are run by people who have direct experience of the challenges you are facing. If you are interested in exploring your drug and alcohol use in a non-judgmental setting where you can obtain information, talk openly and explore what might work for you, then our community drop ins are the place for you.
Come and join us at our community drop in.
Small informal gatherings proving a chance to meet people in our recovery community and talk about recovery and treatment opportunities
Tuesday afternoons 3-5pm
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