A free health and wellbeing event for people who are homeless, in unsuitable housing, or have a drug or alcohol problem and may struggle with healthcare issues takes place at the charity Developing Health and Independence’s (DHI) Treatment Centre at 14 St. James’s Parade in Bath on Tuesday 16th August from 10am – 4pm.
Developing Health and Independence (DHI) recently hosted its 15th
annual Reach Out conference – an event for for those affected by the drug or alcohol use of a loved one.
After two disrupted summers following the pandemic, festival season is back. Anticipation and excitement amongst a whole new generation of festivalgoers is likely to be extremely high, which is why DHI is launching a new campaign aimed at providing clear and practical harm reduction advice for young people who choose to use MDMA this summer.
Around 70 people attended DHI's annual Reach Out conference at the Somerdale Pavilion in Keynsham on Thursday 7 June - the first time since 2019 that the event has been held in person.
DHI’s online advice tool for young people – The Wrap – has launched a range of specialist resources that schools, colleges and professionals working with young people can access for FREE in Wiltshire.
DHI is launching an exciting new training academy that will help some of the most vulnerable and excluded groups in the West of England.
DHI is hosting its 15th annual Reach Out conference – an event for those affected by the drug or alcohol use of a loved one.
We’re looking for clients to join DHI’s User Voices Group. Reporting directly to our Board, User Voices scrutinises organisational methods for the on-going review and development of DHI.
DHI is set to receive a proportion of the proceeds of the sale of a unique mural by legendary Bristol-based artist, Banksy.
Saltford’s annual Santa Dash event has raised a fantastic £4,625 for DHI’s Project 28 service.
Looking to gain skills and experience in the health and social care sector? Leading South West charity Developing Health and Independence (DHI) is looking for new volunteers to support its treatment services in Midsomer Norton.
