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Are you someone affected by the substance use of another? Did you know there are local and national support for people affected by the substance use of another? Local support for people affected by the substance use of another Kelsey Family CIC run the Recovery Together Project, which aims to provide holistic based recovery support…
Recovery Hub📅Date: 16th January 🕒Time:10.30am -12.30pm 📍Location: Alder Centre – Alder Road, Belper DE56 1LP Friends Club📅Date: 29th January 🕒Time: TBC📍Location: Loundlsey Green Community Centre, Chesterfield S40 4QU Derbyshire Mental Health Forum📅Date: 23rd February 🕒 Time: 10am – 3pm📍Location: Erewash Voluntary Action, Granville Avenue, Long Eaton, Nottinghamshire NG10 4HD It’s about finding new ways to say, “You’re not alone….
Another successful season for the Recovery Through Nature project and participants! Did you know they have their own newsletter? To find out more, get in touch with the project lead RTN lead Mark Bolton on 07775 462024 (his working hours are Mon-Thurs). Check out the full newsletter below! 📰📰 About Phoenix Futures Recovery Through Nature…
Derbyshire has an ambition to build a ‘home-grown’ specialist treatment and recovery workforce. This means creating pathways and opportunities where people affected by substance use can channel their lived experience into careers within the local system. For more information please contact Claire the Lived Experience Career Pathway Co-ordinator at dhcft.derbyshirelivedexperiencecareerpathway@nhs.net who help you on your journey….
The Derbyshire Addictions Advice Services Project: Veteran-Led Recovery Connections Project will host its next walk on Wednesday, 17th December. This is a great opportunity for anyone seeking a little exercise before Christmas to join a friendly walk around Poolsbrook Country Park. The group will meet at 09:30 hrs in the car park and finish around…
Zink, one of Derbyshire County Council’s funded recovery projects, have won a prestigious national award for the micro jobs element of their recovery offer. Zink run the RISE project, which supports people in recovery into jobs, education or training. Their qualified work coaches help people identify what sort of work they want then take the…
Growing Lives participants marked Recovery Month 2025 with a five‑mile community walk around Ilkeston, creating space for connection, fresh air, and reflection. The group set off along the Erewash Canal and Nottingham Canal, taking in views of the historic Bennerley Viaduct as they walked together. Fourteen people took part in the activity, offering those in…
Recovery is possible. It’s achievable, and it’s happening every day across Derbyshire.This winter, we’re shining a light on real stories from people who have taken steps towards recovery through our local projects. These stories show that recovery looks different for everyone—but with the right support, hope and change are always possible. This story was first…
Kelsey Family CIC believes in the power of creativity to open hearts, challenge stigma, and strengthen recovery. That’s why the organisation is proud to be part of the Stitch Away Stigma project—an initiative that weaves together personal stories, community connection, and hope. The Original Vision: Stitching Away Stigma, One Square at a Time The original…
The Boring Fund is open for applications! 🎉 The Boring Fund is for small non-profit organisations (based in the UK) to cover some of the boring costs that keep them running. It’s partly a funding experiment, partly making a point about the state of the stupid funding system. Grants of £200 are available to small…
