Training

We offer evidence-based, lived-experience-informed training that supports individuals, services and communities to better understand and respond to addiction and recovery. Our programmes draw on contemporary research, practice-based evidence and the insights of people with lived experience, ensuring training is grounded, credible and relevant to real-world settings.

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Our training covers core areas including addiction recovery pathways, recovery capital, peer support, trauma-informed practice, stigma reduction and the development of community-led responses to substance use. We place particular emphasis on strengthening recovery-supportive environments and equipping participants with practical tools they can apply within their own organisations and communities.

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Training is flexible and can be tailored to meet your specific requirements, whether you are a frontline service, voluntary or faith-based organisation, community group, or commissioning body. Sessions can be delivered online or face-to-face and adapted in depth and format to suit different audiences, from introductory awareness-raising to more in-depth workforce development and leadership learning.