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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
🎙️ New episode out now!
In our most recent podcast, we’re joined by our very own health promotion worker, Damien, who shares his powerful recovery journey.
From a decade of struggling with alcohol and substances, to the moment he realised it had to be “stop, or die,” Damien talks honestly about what changed, how community rehab helped, and how he went on to build a new life supporting others.
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Happy Pride month! 🌈
We’re proud to celebrate love, identity and belonging in all its forms. 💛 At NRN, everyone is welcome exactly as you are.
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Thank you to everyone who came along to the Access Project Recognition Awards - what a brilliant turnout! 🏆
We heard some really powerful stories from staff who’ve been at the heart of the project, celebrated the people who’ve made it what it is, and managed to get through a respectable amount of cake along the way. 🍰
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📢 Help shape the future of alcohol support in Nottingham
We want to hear from you. Your feedback will help improve services, break down barriers, and ensure support is there when people need it most.
📝 Take a quick survey and share it with others: ow.ly/95bt50Z4AEE
It covers:
• Drinking culture in Nottingham
• Awareness & access to support
• What could work better
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Ever wondered what's behind that blue door on Broad Street? 💙
Situated in the heart of Nottingham City Centre, The Health Shop are leading the way in harm reduction services. Whether it's sexual health testing, Hep-C treatment, or just a cup of tea and a biscuit, their door is open to anyone. 👋
Hear all about it in the latest episode of the Nottingham Recovery Network podcast. Available on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Podcasts🎧 ow.ly/2XlW50Z4gOC ... See MoreSee Less
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Still feeling so grateful after our 5th Community Network event last Friday 💜
A huge thank you to everyone who came along and helped create such a relaxed, open and welcoming space. These events are for anyone who cares about people in our community - and it’s the people in the room who make them what they are.
A special thank you to Lindsey and Damien from Nottingham Recovery Network for such a powerful, detailed and passionate session. It was one of those moments where you could really feel people listening, learning and reflecting - and even leaving with ideas on how they might support moving forward.
That’s exactly why the Community Network exists.
To bring people together.
To give our services the space to shine.
And to grow real connections that lead to real impact.
We’d love to have you join us at the next one. Sign up to our Community Network newsletter to be the first to hear about upcoming community events, guest speakers and opportunities to get involved:
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Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is admit things need to change.
Calum's story is one of honesty, resilience, and choosing to keep going, even when it’s uncomfortable.
If you’re thinking about starting recovery and wondering if things can be different, this one’s for you.
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🎧 The NRN podcast is back for Season 2!
Our first episode dives into the reality of recovery after prison, how our teams support people at this crucial moment, and why the small steps matter most.
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Struggling with your mental health and not sure where to start? You’re not alone.
Our psychology teams have teamed up with Nottingham PDU to create a practical resource pack filled with tools to help you manage stress, trauma and overwhelm. 💛
Inside, you’ll find:
✨ A gentle introduction to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
✨ Simple grounding techniques
✨ Self‑soothing practices
✨ Journaling prompts
👉 Access the full pack here: ow.ly/ZagW50YY3W7
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