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Drop‑in assessments
No appointment needed
Getting support from Nottingham Recovery Network couldn’t be easier. We offer a free drop‑in service from Monday to Saturday.
Just come in and talk to us. You’ll meet a support worker who will listen and help you plan next steps that feel right for you.
Opening hours
Mon – Tues: 9.30am – 4.00pm
Wed: 9.30am – 6.00pm
Thurs – Fri: 9.30am – 4.00pm
Sat: 9.30am – 12 midday
“From the first appointment, it felt like a massive step in the right direction. The amount of support I’ve had has been incredible and it’s been very non-judgmental.”
How we help
Our team is based at The Wellbeing Hub in Nottingham city centre. We support people living in Nottingham City through every stage of recovery – from first contact to longer‑term support in the community.
What to expect
Recovery is an individual journey, and it can mean different things to different people.
We believe that all aspects of your treatment with us should be:
Accessible
Please let us know if you have any language, learning or physical needs and we will do our best to support you.
Private
All your treatment is confidential. Anything you share stays with us.
Flexible
Recovery that fits around your life and schedule.
Individual
We meet you where you are, and design a treatment plan that works to your goals.
89.3% of clients rated the caring nature of our service as excellent*
*2026 survey of 104 active clients
Black History Month may be over, but our commitment to advocating for the people and communities we support continues all year round.
We were proud to join partners at the Marcus Garvey Centre to discuss tackling violence against women and girls and the importance of making support accessible, inclusive and culturally responsive.
Feeling understood and supported is essential to recovery. By listening to communities and working together, we can help break down barriers and create safer, healthier futures for everyone. 💜 ...
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Feedback like this is why we come to work every day. 💜
Behind these words is a relationship built over years of support, trust and perseverance. Through life's ups and downs, a dedicated support worker remained a constant source of encouragement, helping J reach a place they once thought was impossible.
Read J's full story on our website: ow.ly/LK5i5102Zx2 ...
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The scariest thing this Halloween?
Not knowing what's in the substances you're taking.
Drugs don't always contain what you expect, and strength can vary significantly.
👻 Look after your mates
🎃 Don't use alone
🦇 Carry naloxone if opioids may be involved
🍬 Know the risks ...
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Substance use can affect anyone, which is why you'll find our health promotion store popping up in all kinds of places.
From shopping centres and churches to GP surgeries and art galleries, we're taking harm reduction and health information into the heart of communities. 🎨⛪🛒
Want us to visit your local group, event or community space? Email us at info@nottinghamrecoverynetwork.com ...
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Rachel, you’re our hero!⭐Fundraiser Spotlight⭐
A massive well done to Rachel, who completed the Amsterdam Marathon last weekend! 🏃♀️
Rachel chose to take on this challenge whilst fundraising for our partner Nottingham Recovery Network who provide confidential support and treatment to anyone affected by drug or alcohol use.
Rachel has already managed to fundraise over £500 whilst completing the race with an impressive time of 4 hours and 33 minutes! Congratulations Rachel👏🤩
🔗Fancy taking on your own challenge for Framework? Head to www.frameworkha.org/support-us/fundraising/ and find out how you can get involved ...
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A big thank you to our colleagues Matt, Jess and Rachel, who organised a staff celebration for International Stammering Awareness Day 💚
It was great to see staff come together, pick up a green ribbon, enjoy some cake, and show their support for people who stammer.
Raising awareness helps create more understanding, acceptance and inclusion, and every conversation makes a difference.🥳 #ISAD ...
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The physical effects of ketamine aren't always talked about.
As Skye shares, bladder pain can become part of a difficult cycle where using more ketamine feels like relief, but can make symptoms worse.
At NRN, we can support people experiencing ketamine-related bladder issues, including direct referrals to urology services.
Watch Skye's full story on our YouTube channel. 📺
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Learning, sharing ideas and connecting with others who are passionate about improving support. 🙌
We were proud to attend the London Chemsex Conference this week, hearing from expert speakers and practitioners from across the sector. The conversations and insights from the day will help us continue providing informed, compassionate support to the people we work with. 💜 ...
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At NRN, recovery is just the beginning. The rest is yours to build. 🌟 ...
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