Nottingham offers a variety of support services for individuals facing drug and alcohol issues. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or a loved one, there are numerous resources available to guide you on your recovery journey.
A partnership approach to support
- Confidential and Free Services: Many support services in Nottingham are free and confidential, ensuring you get the help you need without financial barriers.
- Experienced Professionals: The teams are composed of experienced professionals dedicated to providing compassionate and effective care.
- Holistic Approach: Services often integrate mental health support, physical health care, and social services to address all aspects of recovery.
A partnership approach
Our work in Nottingham to support people with drugs and alcohol is overseen by the Substance Use Strategic Partnership, consisting of:
- Nottingham City Council
- NHS
- Notts Police
- Nottingham Recovery Network
- Nottingham Community and Voluntary Service
- BAC-IN
- Double Impact
- CGL The Place
- Framwork
- Al Hurraya
The Little Book of Hope
If you – or someone you know – might be struggling with substance use, there is a wide range of help and support available in Nottingham. The Little Book of Hope showcases the services available and shows real stories of how people have been supported in our city.
Real stories of recovery
Read Jazmin’s story
Jazmin was supported with substance use by CGL The Place in Nottingham. Now in recovery, Jazmin is volunteering to support CGL with events and activities and is training to become a peer mentor to support other people struggling with substance use.
Notts Police: making a difference with Naloxone
Nottinghamshire Police is rolling out Naloxone to frontline officers as part of a partnership project with Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Public Health teams, Nottingham Recovery Network and CGL. Training has been provided by The Health Shop in Nottingham.