We are hosting our annual Reach Out conference online on 11 June, for those caring for someone with a drug or alcohol problem.
Nationwide Building Society have donated £10,000 to Developing Health & Independence (DHI) to help address the large demand for our drug and alcohol treatment services, which are predicted to surge in response to the coronavirus lockdown.
By the time I was 40, I was street homeless, and I nearly lost my leg from injecting in my groin. Most people didn't survive that kind of life.
Once upon a time, our Creative Writing Group met on Wednesday afternoons. Since that isn't possible right now, we're inviting you to join us in some weekly creative writing activities.
Nine runners from the property management firm have braved all weather while training for the 13 mile race.
Pete was once an intravenous drug user, now he's fighting the battle to eliminate Hepatitis C in the UK by 2025.
By not drinking for just one month, you can see real benefits to your health and wallet, as well as helping to turn round the lives of some of the most disadvantaged people.
Our RSVP service is there to support domestic violence and abuse perpetrators to change their behaviour.
Join us at our celebration evening on 7th November.
Fred's story starts when he was no longer homeless or drinking, but he needed some encouragement to achieve real independence.
Heather was virtually a prisoner in her own home, until she got help from Reach.
