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Waythrough is working with the UK Government's Office for Life Sciences and James Lind Alliance to help decide what research is needed to shape healthcare for people who use substances Share questions you’ve always wanted research to answer about substance use⬇️ southampton.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1O…

We’ve talked a lot about how to make the best of the winter nights, but the days are slowly getting longer! 🌞 We are gaining 2-3 minutes of daylight each day. It might not feel like much yet, so we have tips for anyone who might feel the effects of seasonal affective disorder.

Women's Recovery Academy Durham at County Durham Drug and Alcohol Recovery Services supports women in recovery from drugs and alcohol who want to maintain their recovery. WRAD provides: 💜 Recovery plan support 💜 Therapeutic groups 💜 One-to-One support 💜 Family programmes Learn more 👇 codurhamrecovery.co.uk/get-support/wo…

Women's Recovery Academy in County Durham Drug and Alcohol Recovery Services supports women in recovery from drugs and alcohol and is featured in Consett Magazine. Jamie-Lee, someone who WRAD supported, spoke to them about how their support works and her experience. Read the article. 👇 consettmagazine.com/2024/11/07/fin…

Staying active is a game-changer for #mentalhealth 🏓 Emilia, our Community Development Coordinator at ReachDorset, knows this firsthand - she supports the community & stays active through playing pickleball. Any movement you love, staying active can work wonders for your mind.

It’s Children’s Mental Health Week 💚 Mental health & substance use are often linked. Young people may turn to substances. The right support can make a difference. Forward Leeds Young People's Service at Forward Leeds offers confidential, non-judgmental support. Learn more.👇 youtube.com/watch?v=b0BKi4…

We’re delighted to share that The Butterfly, a film created by Yoan Segot with Waythrough’s Life Experience Council, is a finalist in the Smiley Charity Film Awards in the over £50 Million category! 🎉 Head to the Charity Film Awards website to watch the film. 👇 smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/the-butt…

Sending warm Ramadan greetings and blessings to everyone we support and our staff observing this Holy month 💫 Forward Leeds Practitioner, Nazia Latif has helpful advice for people who use substances ⬇️ youtube.com/watch?v=47JQgd… Share with anyone you think will find this useful 🔁

.ReachDorset, Waythrough’s drug and alcohol support service based in Dorset supports people in achieving their goals. With welcoming staff at their locations across Dorset, you will be encouraged to work towards your goals. Learn more on our website. 👇 waythrough.org.uk/?s=Reach

Following #InternationalWomensDay! 🦸 Collective Voice Women's Treatment Working Group are hosting a webinar focusing on: 🟢 Harm reduction & accessibility 🟢 Learning from online services 🟢 How we are playing a role in accelerating action Join 14 March. 👇 events.teams.microsoft.com/event/7b6f6b73…

Over the Easter weekend (Friday 18 April – Monday 21 April) some of our support services may operate under different hours. If you require immediate support, we've shared some helpful contacts below. 👇 Normal hours will resume for all services on Tuesday 22 April. 💚

Surrounding yourself with the right people can help you make positive changes. Find out why a strong support network is one of the best tools for building healthier habits and drinking less. 👉 Read the blog: bit.ly/3Z0fSaj #DrinkCoach #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

We launched our Action on Alcohol Harm report at the Drugs, Alcohol & Justice APPG in Parliament. Thanks to Cat Smith MP, our CEO Paul Townsley, and Lisa from Alcohol Health Alliance UK for their contributions and calls to action. Read the report here: bit.ly/4kvXbTM Grahame Morris MP

Great day meeting up with like minded folk at #ddnconf in Brum. Dig the Waythrough glasses, helping me see things more clearly