Recovery Pathways Programme for Young People

Trying to overcome a drug or alcohol problem can be daunting and we know that it can be difficult to know where to start. If you’re aged under 30 and are a UK resident, then we’re here to help you find the support you need.

Our Recovery Pathways programme has been working with young people since 2017 and our team has extensive experience in helping navigate the support and treatment options available.

We evaluate each young person’s situation and level of need, before providing expertly tailored advice, care and support. Depending on individual circumstances, this could involve signposting and referrals to young people’s services, through to providing funded 12-week residential placements, and help with finding move-on housing and recovery support.

Not every young person who is struggling with drug or alcohol needs residential treatment, but for those that do, intensive and specialist support, in a safe and caring place, can be a life-changing experience.

If residential treatment is required, we work with treatment charities such as Phoenix Futures and Kairos Community Trust to provide an end-to-end pathway of care. Our programme provides bespoke support prior to treatment, so that young people can feel prepared. It offers this along with an effective residential rehab programme, and in many cases, a safe place to move on to once the residential treatment has been completed.

This unique pathway of care, which provides support at each stage of a young person’s treatment journey, is aligned to best practice for rehab care.

If you would like to speak to one of our team, then please complete the short ‘Contact us’ form below.

Help us to do more

We’d love to provide more residential placements, so more young people are able to benefit from this type of specialist, rehabilitative support. You could help us to do this, by making a donation to the Amy Winehouse Foundation.

Your donation will make a difference for young people and their families – supporting them to achieve their potential in life.