The Cannabis Spice and Legal Highs Group is a service user led, self-help mutual aid group providing advice, support and information to individuals with a history of cannabis spice and legal highs use. We run confidential support groups run by people who have recovered from serious and long term misuse of cannabis, spice and legal highs.
We have seen numerous examples of success in our diverse membership, supporting people with serious lifelong addictions and watching them grow and develop into volunteering, employment and general health and happiness.
Wednesdays 10:00am – 12:30pm
The Social Prescriber works with anyone who feels they need some extra support to improve their emotional health and wellbeing.
At the Craft Room, you can take part in a range of activities from textile work, felt making, paper crafts, woodcrafts & creative writing!
Health Trainers are people from the community who are trained to help people achieve their health goals.
This drop in is for people who need free, independent, impartial, confidential and reliable advice around a range of areas from benefits, Universal Credit, tax credits, debt, housing and homelessness and employment rights.
This is an after-school club for young refugee and asylum-seekers that would benefit from a safe and friendly space to be supported with their schoolwork.
Whether you are a newcomer or an experienced woodworker you will be able to develop new skills in a safe and supportive environment.
A great place for parents and children to make new friends and share their experiences.
Not being able to speak English well prevents refugees and migrants from getting a job and from moving on in life. We want to improve this situation.
This course is designed for people coping with illness (physical or mental), disability or injury & will cover a wide variety of areas.
This is a safe place for those currently struggling with addictive behaviours to meet and socialise.
A service user led, self-help mutual aid group providing advice, support and information.