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Completed referral forms can be sent to SRPenquiries@adferiad.org or directly to the programme facilitators. If you are unable to download the referral form, please feel free to give facilitator in your area a call or text.

WEST - Ynys Mon and Gwynedd;

peter.swift@adferiad.org

07970 435917

CENTRAL - Conwy and Denbighshire;

sharon.gibbon@adferiad.org or jenny.stewart@adferiad.org

07791 932310

EAST - Wrexham and Flintshire;

hayley.powell@adferiad.org

07765 226713

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Participants will enjoy our variety of fun activities

Go Carting

Escape Rooms

Ten-pin Bowling

Crazy Golf

Interactive Quizzes

Days out to local attractions

Local volunteer day - Keep Wales Tidy

Countryside walks

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To encourage participation and recognise achievement, we offer participants the opportunity to work towards the Endeavour Award. This scheme, which is fully accredited by AGORED Cymru, enables learners to increase their employability skills and build on their CV as they progress through the programme.
All qualifications are part of Agored Cymru’s Credit and Qualifications Framework for Wales (CQFC) and can build into a nationally recognised qualification.

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Accredited Training included on the Structured Recovery Programme

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Accredited Training included on the Structured Recovery Programme

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As well as support, advice, information, group discussions and our regular outings, the programme also provides a wide range of accredited training, with support available to help all abilities. Below is a list of just some of the training we provide:

Confidence Building

Decision Making

Budgeting and Planning Finances

Substance Use Awareness

Understanding the Effects of Alcohol

Relationships

Healthy Lifestyles

Knowing Myself

Discussion Skills

Problem Solving

Beliefs and Values

IT Skills

Overcoming Barriers to Work

Anger Management

Introduction to First Aid

Travel Skills

Communication Skills

Environmental Awareness

Thinking Skills

Healthy Eating

Aspects of Citizenship

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People over the age of 18 who have or have had personal experience of substance misuse problems and are residing within the counties of Anglesey, Gwynedd, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Wrexham.

The programme is for:

People who are in recovery from problematic use of drugs and/or alcohol, and who require support to rebuild their lives.

Those at risk of their drug/alcohol use becoming problematic.

Those who have been instructed by the courts to address their substance misuse as it is linked to offending behaviour.

Those leaving residential detox to continue recovery.

Those who have completed home detoxification.

Those who are engaging with treatment services.

Those committed to change.

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When we receive a referral a member of our team will make contact and arrange for a confidential assessment appointment, this can be done over the phone, online or face to face. During the appointment our team member will provide further information about the programme and develop and agree the next steps.

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"I learnt so much from your programme and met some good friends in the process.  Best thing I ever did joining your group and meeting you and the rest of the staff.  Made me a better person.  I am glad you all gave me the opportunity to get my life skills and certificates.  Without a doubt, defo a legend.  It’s the best place to learn new things in your life that you need for everyday living, meet new people and make new friends but best of all, the staff make you feel welcome and don’t judge you and for a few hours a day you get to learn new skills.  Hope it keeps going for many more years to come." by Confidential1

‘I loved my days on the programme with you.  You and the rest of the staff really sorted my head and my life out for me.  Cheers and thank you all very much.  I finally moved back to Liverpool and I’m loving it. by Confidential2

"I can’t thank you enough for the work and love you put into the programme.  Really helped shape what I’m doing now.  Thank you so much for everything.  You’re amazing.  I’ve never met anyone like you.  You can look at someone and know what’s wrong.  It’s a unique skill." by Confidential3

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Aims and Objectives of the service
The Structured Recovery Programme (SRP) works with people to help and support them:

to remain drug/alcohol free

to improve social functioning

to improve life skills

to reduce substance related offending behaviour

to increasing employability

to improve their quality of life

to gain transferable skills that can be taken into the    workplace or voluntary role

to make positive contributions to their community

to build resilience and independence

to build relationships with family and friends

to increase confidence and well-being.

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About the Structured Recovery Programme?

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About the Structured Recovery Programme?

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The SRP is a vital service that helps and supports those in recovery from substance misuse through a focus on supporting individuals to become or maintain abstinent.

This programme supports participants’ recovery and helps them to achieve and sustain abstinence from drugs and alcohol, reintegrate with their communities and make the right choices in order to lead fulfilling and rewarding lives without dependency.

Our programme enjoys an impressive track record that empowers and supports participants to gain the skills and accredited training necessary for them to engage in volunteering, employment and further education.