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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
Rock, paper....recovery ✂️✋👊
You don't need a perfect plan. Recovery starts with one small step.
Whether that's a chat, a visit, or reaching out for support, NRN is here when you're ready. 💙 ...
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We're proud to be supporting the Women's Rough Sleeping Census this week alongside our partners at Framework and The Health Shop. 💜
Our team regularly joins outreach walks across Nottingham, meeting women where they are and helping connect them with substance use support, healthcare and other vital services. We know that homelessness and substance use are often closely linked, and that many women experiencing rough sleeping are going unseen.
By helping shine a light on hidden homelessness, we can make sure more women get access to the support, treatment and opportunities they need to move forward. 💫 ...
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Mixing alcohol and cocaine is common, but many people don't realise that when they're used together, the body produces a substance called cocaethylene, which can increase the risks associated with both drugs.
If you choose to use, try to pace yourself, use less of each substance, stay hydrated and avoid using alone where possible.
Looking for support? We offer free, confidential advice for anyone concerned about their own or someone else's substance use.
Save this post and share it with someone who might find it useful. 💜 ...
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"IPS have given me support that helps my mental health, my overall wellbeing and my confidence in returning to work and making it a success"
A job can be so much more than a payslip. We're looking for an IPS Employment Specialist to join our team, supporting people in recovery to find and sustain meaningful employment as part of their journey.
If you believe in the power of work to change lives, we'd love to hear from you.
🗓️ Apply by 5th October - full details on our website
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Last week we were at Crowne Plaza Nottingham sharing what we do with members from more than 20 Rotary clubs across Nottinghamshire. 💜
A huge thank you to Nottingham Rotary for the invitation and for bringing so many people together to learn more about recovery and the support available across Nottingham.
We're also grateful to our partner @FrameworkCharity for helping create opportunities like this.
The more people who know we're here, the more people can access the support they need. And that's a conversation worth having. 🙌 ...
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Substance use and suicide are often closely linked. People experiencing drug or alcohol problems are at increased risk of suicide, while families and loved ones can be deeply affected too.
That's why having a conversation, checking in, and seeking support early matters.
This Suicide Prevention Day, let's break the silence.💛
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Ever feel like you’re searching for something, but not quite sure what?🔎
If you’re ready for change, Nottingham Recovery Network could be the support you’ve been looking for. ...
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The right knowledge at the right moment can change a life.
That's why we're looking for a Substance Use Trainer to join our team.
You'll create and deliver engaging training, giving professionals the confidence to identify and respond to drug and alcohol-related harm.
From healthcare settings to community organisations, this role will help ensure more people get the right support when they need it most.
This is a permanent, full-time role (37 hours per week), with applications closing on 30th September.
👉 Full details on our website: ow.ly/OSLN50ZJh35 ...
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Sometimes taking the first step is easier when it feels private.
With NRN's Digital Doorway to Change, you can access recovery support online through one-to-one sessions, group support and digital resources that fit around your life. Following an initial in-person assessment, much of your support can be accessed from wherever you feel most comfortable.
Recovery support on your terms.
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