Community & Recovery
WHAT WE OFFER
Meaningful Activities
Opportunities to engage in positive, structured activities that support wellbeing and routine.
Skills & Confidence Building
Support to develop everyday skills, independence, and self-confidence.
Community Connection
Helping individuals reconnect with others and feel part of their local community.
Health & Wellbeing Support
Activities and support that promote mental wellbeing, reduce isolation, and help individuals feel more stable and supported.
Ongoing Support
Continued engagement from our team, supporting individuals as they move forward.
Pathways into Volunteering & Opportunities
Where appropriate, we support individuals to explore volunteering and other opportunities.
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Supporting long-term change
Recovery is not a single step — it’s a journey.
We work alongside individuals over time to:
- Build routines and structure
- Develop independence
- Reconnect with interests and goals
- Strengthen support networks
- Maintain progress made through housing and health support
Our approach is flexible and person-centred, recognising that progress looks different for everyone.
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Our Services
The Allotment Project
Our Allotment Project provides a calm, supportive space where individuals can engage in meaningful activity. Through gardening and outdoor work, people can improve their wellbeing, build routine and responsibility, learn new skills, and connect with others.
The project supports both mental health and confidence, creating a positive environment for recovery.
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Accommodation Project (Ongoing Support)
For individuals in our supported housing, recovery support continues beyond initial placement. We provide ongoing one-to-one support to help people maintain their tenancy, build independence, work towards personal goals, and move forward at their own pace.
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Day Centres & Redditch Hub
Our day centres and community hubs provide consistent, familiar spaces where individuals can continue accessing support. They offer ongoing engagement, opportunities to connect with others, access to support and advice, and a strong sense of community.
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Outreach
Our outreach teams continue to support individuals within the community, ensuring no one is left without support as they move forward. Through regular engagement, we help people stay connected to services, maintain progress, and access the support they need.
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New for 2026: The Connection Project (Women’s Group)
Delivered in partnership with H.E.L.P., The Connection Project provides a safe, supportive space for women navigating substance use and complex challenges.
Through weekly sessions, individuals can:
- Connect with others in a non-judgemental environment
- Engage in creative and wellbeing activities
- Access harm reduction advice and support
- Build confidence and routine
This group plays a vital role in supporting recovery, reducing isolation, and creating pathways into wider support.
Find Out More"Recovery is about rebuilding more than housing.”
When James first accessed support from Maggs, he was rough sleeping, alcohol dependent, and facing significant challenges with both his physical health and involvement with the criminal justice system.
Over time, Maggs worked alongside James to help him engage with substance misuse services, mental health support and accommodation options, while also supporting him to address the underlying issues affecting his life.
As his confidence and stability grew, James began volunteering within the local community and building positive routines and relationships.
Following the birth of his son, James remained committed to making long-term changes in his life. Through continued engagement with support services and consistent determination, he was later able to begin a reunification plan with his child.
Maggs continues to support James as he moves forward into a more stable and independent future.
Former Service User (James), 2025
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Heart of Worcestershire College Partnership
We’re proud to work in partnership with the SEN department at Heart of Worcestershire College, where students prepare and deliver weekly lunches for our Worcester Day Centre every Thursday during term time.
Meals are created using donated food and supplies, including items we’ve been able to set aside through our wider support and contributions from funders — ensuring resources are used meaningfully to benefit the community.
Together, we create a welcoming space where people can come together, share a meal and connect.
For students, this provides valuable real-world experience, confidence-building and a sense of purpose. For the people we support, it offers more than just a meal — it’s an opportunity to build connections, feel valued and be part of the wider community.
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Building independence and belonging
Recovery-focused support helps individuals move beyond crisis and towards a more stable future.
This includes:
- Reduced isolation
- Improved mental wellbeing
- Greater independence
- Increased confidence and self-worth
By supporting people over time, we help create lasting, meaningful change.
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Moving forward
After accessing crisis support and securing accommodation, many individuals begin rebuilding their lives through community and recovery support.
Through regular engagement, meaningful activity, and ongoing support, people develop confidence, reconnect with others, and take positive steps towards independence.
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Part of a wider journey
Community & Recovery builds on the support provided through:
- Crisis Support
- Housing & Accommodation
- Health & Wellbeing
- Practical Support