Foundation for Change

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Help people rebuild their lives and create lasting change. Read more
Feminism for Change

Supporting women to reconnect to their own sense of self, power and choice as part of their ongoing recovery. Read more
Psychology for Change

Looking back to look forwards. An intensive 8 week course in developing self-understanding. Read more
Creativity and Recovery

Bex writes about finding creativity in recovery. Read more

Recovery rooted in learning. Futures shaped by insight. Lives transformed.

A RADICALLY DIFFERENT APPROACH TO TACKLING ADDICTION.

Psychology for Change

Looking back to look forwards. An intensive 8 week course in developing self-understanding.

Supporting women to reconnect to their own sense of self, power and choice as part of their ongoing recovery.

329,646 Adults	were in treatment for drug and alcohol addiction in the UK between Apr 24 and Mar 25 - the highest since tracking began
Up to 95%	of people relapse within six-months of leaving treatment
91%	of our graduates remain abstinent nine months after completing a course (based on a 57% follow-up response rate)

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Pays for a participant course manual containing valuable tools and information that can be referred back to long after completion of a course.

£15

Allows us to offer participants an OCN qualification - for many, their very first.

£25

Helps us cover the cost of a weeks travel for one person to attend our courses.

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Our Spring newsletter

Breaking cycles of trauma, international women's day and a goodbye to one of the team. Read more
That's a wrap!

Looking back on 2025 Read more
The art of scaling deep

Our work features in a publication by The Systems Sanctuary. Read more

Breaking Intergenerational Cycles of Trauma

How our work helps build safer futures for the next generation. Read more
Different pathways out of drug and alcohol addiction

Abstinence is just the beginning. Read more
Our work: Therapeutic, not therapy.

How our work uses education as a catalyst for therapeutic healing. Read more