Kirklees in Recovery is an organisation open to anyone who is interested in all aspects of Recovery from a drink or drug problem. It is for individuals, friends and families, supporters, people who work in the field and organisations who wish to back and support our cause.
Kirklees in Recovery is a constituted, not for profit organisation operating throughout Kirklees, West Yorkshire and operates from its headquarters in Huddersfield.
Membership of Kirklees in Recovery (Members) is open to individuals over 18 who live in Kirklees and are in recovery from addiction and who are interested in furthering the work of Kirklees in Recovery and who have paid any annual subscription agreed by the Management Committee.
Associate Membership (Associate Members) of Kirklees in Recovery is open to individuals over 18 who live in Kirklees and who are interested in furthering the work of Kirklees in Recovery and who have paid any annual subscription agreed by the Management Committee.
Group membership (Group Members) of Kirklees in Recovery is open to organisations for sponsorship purposes at the discretion of the Management Committee and who have paid any annual subscription agreed by the Management Committee.
The Basement Recovery Project, offer support and inspiration to those people who are involved with alcohol and/or substance misuse, the opportunity of a new sustained abstinent lifestyle. TBRP runs the recovery hubs in Huddersfield and Dewsbury, offering social activities, in-depth Recovery Programmes, breakfast clubs and facilitation into mutual aid groups.
Working in partnership with The Basement Recovery Project and GCL to provide a drug and alcohol treatment service for adults living in and around the Kirklees area.
CHART Kirklees offer a range of alcohol and drug services through support centres in Huddersfield and Dewsbury town centres as well as in some GP surgeries and health centres. They provide help for individuals, families and communities throughout Kirklees who have been affected by substance misuse.
Foundation is a charity based in the North of England that works with socially excluded people helping them to gain full independence in their local community. In 2013-2014 Foundation supported 5067 people.
To promote social justice and equal access through the provision of a range of personalised housing-related support and training services.
Al-Anon has only one focus: To help and support families and friends of problem drinkers.
We have meetings in Huddersfield and the surrounding areas.
The Base is a drug and alcohol service for under 25’s in Kirklees.
We provide free, friendly and confidential support on drugs, ‘legal highs’ and/or alcohol issues.
Community Links exists to provide excellent, client focused mental health services
which value diversity, instil hope and improve quality of life through recovery.
Our mission is to improve the well being and quality of life for all women in Kirklees and Calderdale. We offer a variety of services from self help- to therapy, support, creative expression, resources and information in a women only environment.
We work with people who have a learning disability, have mental health problems, people with issues around substance use – drugs and/or alcohol and people who are or have been homeless.
Kirklees in Recovery is a newly formed group in its early stages, its intention being to unite and help people across Kirklees in addiction, recovering from addiction or living with an addict.
Home’s role is to provide general needs housing, supported housing services, and home ownership options targeted towards helping some of society’s most vulnerable people take control of their own lives.
Kirklees Public Health leads the strategic commissioning of services across the local authority for; health, criminal justice and voluntary sector services that are charged with addressing substance misuse.
Drug and Alcohol misuse present a myriad of health and social issues. The consequences of their misuse can affect individuals, their family members and whole communities. Wider implications are linked to crime; domestic abuse; child abuse and neglect; family breakdown; physical and mental health problems and homelessness.
Public Health, Kirklees Council continues to commission the expansion and improvement of drug and alcohol services. Our integrated treatment system is now focusing on longer-term ‘recovery’, ensuring people have access to housing and work-related support and are fully re-integrated into the community. This will enable them to play a full part in community life without drug or alcohol dependence.
