Supported Accommodation for People in Recovery from Substance Misuse

Addiction does not happen in isolation, and recovery cannot happen in isolation either. The person you care about may have spent years in a cycle of substance use, unstable housing, and broken relationships. They may have tried to get clean before, only to return to the same environments and triggers that pulled them back. This is not a lack of willpower — it is the reality of recovery without the right support.

Supported accommodation removes one of the biggest barriers to lasting recovery: housing instability. When someone has a safe, substance-free home with structure and routine, they can direct their energy toward getting well rather than surviving day to day. They have a reason to get up in the morning, appointments to keep, and people around them who are invested in their progress.

We know that recovery is not a straight line. There will be setbacks and difficult days. Our accommodation and support are designed to hold space for that reality while consistently encouraging progress and accountability.

We provide substance-free accommodation with a structured daily environment that supports recovery. Each resident works with a support worker to develop a personalised plan that includes engagement with recovery services, daily routines, health appointments, and longer-term goals like employment or training.

We maintain close links with local drug and alcohol services, including CGL, Aquarius, and NHS addiction teams. Support workers encourage and facilitate attendance at groups, counselling sessions, and medical appointments. The accommodation environment itself is designed to be supportive — substance-free, with clear expectations and a peer community of people working toward the same goals.