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How we work
We provide drug and alcohol support for people living in Nottingham City*. Our team is based at Nottingham Wellbeing Hub, on the outskirts of Nottingham City Centre. Our lead partner is Framework.
We run a wide range of services from triage to ongoing recovery support and rehabilitation in the community. We can help with: substance use, physical and mental health issues and homelessness and housing issues. We also offer support for getting back into work.
*To determine that we are the right service for you, please check your local council by entering your postcode here. We are only able to support residents of Nottingham City.
Access
Recovery is a human right and everyone should be able to access recovery support throughout their recovery journey.
Equal
Harm reduction, treatment and recovery support are equally important.
Flexible
Support should be flexible and provided for as long as needed.
Individual
Recovery treatment and support remains with the individual.
Recovery support
Recovery is an individual journey, and it can mean different things to different people.
There are a number of online tools that can help people on their recovery journey. We also run regular groups and offer employment support for people who are being supported by our teams.
Our Academy aims to support individual and collective recovery through learning, training, mentoring and volunteering in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Are you impacted by a friend or family member’s substance use?
We can help you. We offer support to family members, carers and friends of people facing substance use issues.
This could be via one-to-one sessions, group sessions or online support.
🌈 At Nottingham Recovery Network, everyone belongs.
We’re proud to share our pledge to create a space where every person feels seen, heard and valued.
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🌙 Ramadan Mubarak to everyone beginning their fast today.
This month is a time for reflection, patience and spiritual renewal, and we know it can also bring changes to daily routines, energy levels and wellbeing.
If you’re observing Ramadan while also in recovery, we’ve shared some guidance on staying safe, looking after yourself and planning ahead.
💛 Your health matters.
💛 You deserve support that respects both your wellbeing and your faith.
Read our full Ramadan wellbeing blog on our website for practical harm‑reduction tips and advice throughout the month. ... See MoreSee Less
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Getting support from Nottingham Recovery Network couldn't be easier.
We have a drop-in service available Monday - Saturday: full opening hours can be found on our website.
One of our friendly triage team will complete your first assessment. You’ll then be matched with a support worker who will work with you to plan the next steps based on your needs.
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Curious about how Nottingham Recovery Network works? 👀
Step inside the Wellbeing Hub and discover what goes on behind the scenes.
Our next professional visits are:
✨ Wed 18th | 2:30–4pm
✨ Fri 20th | 9:30–11am
Get a guided tour, learn about our services, meet the people who make NRN work, and leave with helpful resources to support your role.
Book your place on Eventbrite! 🎟️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Children of Alcoholics Awareness Week reminds us how many people are impacted by a parent’s drinking.
Being close to worrying alcohol use can create concern and uncertainty, and can have a lasting impact on wellbeing. But with the right support, people can find safety, stability and connection.
If this is part of your story, NRN’s Family & Carers Service offers safe, non‑judgemental support.💛 #COAAwareness ... See MoreSee Less
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⚠️ Nitazenes are a group of highly potent synthetic opioids.
Even tiny amounts can cause severe breathing problems or overdose. Because they’re sometimes found mixed with other drugs, people often don’t know they’re taking them.
In this video, Kieran breaks down the risks and how to stay safer.
Look out for yourself and others 👇
🔸Don’t use alone
🔸Carry naloxone (use multiple doses + call 999)
🔸Start low, go slow
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🗓️ Coming up in February!
📢 We'll be out and about speaking to the public and professionals at various events this month.
Catch us at:
SASVAW Wellbeing & Empowerment Event with Nottinghamshire Sexual Violence Support Services - Thurs 5th
City Hospital - Fri 6th
East Midlands Regional ESOL Networking Event - Thurs 12th
Loxley House - Tues 24th
Hucknall Road Medical Centre - Friday 27th
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Whether this month has been a reset, a challenge, or a step toward longer‑term change, these Dry January journaling prompts offer a gentle way to check in with yourself and explore what you’ve learned. 📓
Remember: every person’s journey with alcohol and drugs is different, and every step toward wellbeing matters.
If you need support, we’re here - without judgement. 🫶 ... See MoreSee Less
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✨ Ins for 2026: fresh knowledge, new skills, and everything we need to support our clients even better.
❌ Outs: boring training sessions and death-by-PowerPoint (we’ve all been there!)
Ready to level up with us?
Sign up to our February training sessions via Eventbrite.
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