Our health and wellbeing services

Our community substance misuse services help people get the support they need to overcome problems with alcohol and/or drugs. We take a holistic approach, working with partner agencies to support people on their recovery journey. Our Recovery Near You service in Wolverhampton works in partnership with Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust and Aquarius to deliver a confidential service to people impacted by or struggling with substance misuse. The service operates from two central hubs within the city, has a dedicated Drug and Alcohol Liaison Team in New Cross Hospital and delivers outreach interventions across the city.

Our service for young people, Wolverhampton360 is a dedicated city-wide substance misuse service for young people under 18 years old. We work with other health organisations in Wolverhampton to give practical, down-to-earth support on issues including drugs, drink, health, and life in general.

In the East Riding of Yorkshire we deliver substance misuse services to people on release from police custody, prison or courts. We work with people who are mandated to engage with drug and alcohol services due to a court order, people who need ongoing recovery support on release from prison, and people who require brief interventions and support while on probation. We deliver this service on behalf of the Humber NHS Foundation Trust.

Our Liaison and Diversion services operate out of police custody and courts on the Isle of Wight. We help people who are at the point of entry into the criminal justice system, with unmet health needs such as mental health, substance misuse or learning disabilities, to get the support they need. The service aims to improve their health outcomes and reduce reoffending. Where appropriate, access to the right support may divert someone out of the criminal justice system or better support them as they navigate through the system.

We provide intensive support for people with medium to high mental health needs in prison and transition into the community. Our tailored support helps people find somewhere to live, get the financial support they are entitled to, get the right healthcare in place, and build a positive support network in the community. Despite having complex needs and a history of repeat offending, our intensive support has shown a significant reduction in reoffending and has helped 95% gain secure accommodation and 70% abstain from substances. Funded by Oxleas NHS Trust, this service operates across the Greenwich prisons and Wandsworth prison.

“I’m really grateful for it. I wouldn’t be where I am now, getting my life back on track, if it wasn’t for them.” Intensive Health Resettlement Services Greenwich user.

We run wellbeing services for men leaving prison or on community orders and under supervision of the Probation Service. Our support is tailored to each individual and can include help with social inclusion, emotional wellbeing, engagement with family and others, and support to build positive lifestyles and positive futures. We deliver this service in Hertfordshire, Suffolk and Northamptonshire in partnership with Ormiston Families and Pact.