Specialist addiction and recovery services

The nine partners involved in our campaign provide a range of specialist support services to support individuals, groups and communities – all united by the shared goal of raising awareness of addiction and recovery support services.

• The Forward Trust – recovery services for addiction and substance use, employability programmes, recovery housing and resettlement services, and supporting people in, and recently released from, the criminal justice system.
• Amy Winehouse Foundation - outreach work in schools and colleges supporting children and young people (up to the age of 30) providing advice around harm minimisation, addiction and sexual health among other concerns.
• Faces and Voices of Recovery (FAVOR) - a UK-wide human rights advocacy case worker service, led by people with living and lived experience of alcohol and other drugs representing the voices of communities affected by addiction. 
• Kaleidoscope Project - addiction and recovery services across Wales, including providing housing and ex-offender support programmes.  
• Music Support - provides help and support for those in, or employed by, the UK music industry affected by mental ill-health, including addiction. 
• Nacoa - The National Association for Children of Alcoholics (Nacoa) addresses the needs of children affected by a parent’s drinking or similar addictive problem.   
• Phoenix Futures - support services include residential, community, prison and specialist services across the UK. 
• Steps2Recovery – services provided for ex-offenders that are often stuck in the complex and repeat cycles of short prison sentences, re-arrest (often due to drug and alcohol addiction) and unavoidable homelessness.  
• Visible Recovery - uses its unique position to educate legislators, parliament and health professionals – plus a wide range of other influence groups – to provide better access to recovery support.