Recovery Support in Sandwell
Sandwell Drug and Alcohol Partnership (SDAP) is committed to help Sandwell evolve into a Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC). Our ambition is one where workers and organisations across Sandwell are Recovery Informed and able to support anyone on their recovery journey.
We will work with partners and stakeholders to ensure a borough-wide offer of recovery support. The process of reaching recovery takes time to achieve and effort to maintain, we support multiple pathways to recovery. We aim to ensure that networks of peer-based recovery support, communities of recovery and mutual aid groups are available in areas of need across the borough.
Sandwell ROSC Implementation Plan
- There are more options for people to move away from using alcohol or drugs and towards opportunities to build new connections and possibilities.
- We want to ensure individuals in recovery can access groups and activities in the community to help develop new skills, build new social networks, gain new knowledge and experiences, volunteer their time, and find routes into employment.
- We will work to support individuals in recovery to help others in recovery – towards building a peer-led recovery support network.
- In Sandwell we are making recovery visible by celebrating and sharing our achievements as a community.
Sandwell Recovery Projects 2024-25
Providing sound relaxation sessions, at the premises of delivery partners from the Recovery Forum.
- Breathing exercises
- Visualisation
- Sound Bath
- Participants will also be given CD materials they can take home.
Contact:
Lynn Kay
Cradley Heath Community Link - Recovery Café
140 High Street, Cradley Heath, West Midlands, B64 5HJ
- Community café on set days
- Food safety qualifications
- Work experience in our kitchens
Tim Ryall
Friar Park Millennium Centre - Recovery Group
Friar Park Road, Wednesbury, WS10 0JS
- Support groups and meetings
- Activities – bike rides, walks
- Team building exercises
- Physical activities in our large sports hall
- Workshops to build self-esteem
- Volunteering opportunities in the centre
- Bakes – making desserts, pizza, bread
Leanne Jones
0121 556 0139
Ideal for All - Growing Opportunities (Therapeutic Gardening and Cooking) Project
Three sites:
- Salop Drive, Smethwick, B68 9AG
- Barlow Rd, Wednesbury, WS10 9QA
- Malthouse, Oldbury Rd, B66 1JE
A lived-experience charity with a range of activities linked to the 5-Ways-to-Wellbeing (Connect, Be Active, Learn, Notice, Give) from three Community and Therapeutic Garden sites.
- Learning how to grow herbs, flowers and food or start your own allotment.
- Cook what you grow and eat together
- Join one of our groups run by people in recovery – fishing club, women’s group, cuppa and chat and much more!
- Drop-in sessions held 3 times a week
- The team also have specialists in disability welfare rights and cost of living support, plus get in touch about volunteering opportunities, work experience and help to find employment/ enhance your CV.
Ellie or Dom
0121 558 5555 (option 2)
Jubilee Park, Glebefields Estate, Powis Ave, Tipton DY4 0RJ
- supporting individuals from Tipton to gain confidence, tools, skills and support to build their socioeconomic resilience and improve mental health.
- Community Recovery Worker to link into recovery networks and recovery activities.
Janet Burberidge
Kaleidoscope+ Group - Personal Development and Wellbeing Programme
Hope Place, 321 High Street, West Bromwich, B70 8LU
- Personal presentation, Problem solving and decision making, Teamwork, Interview skills, Presentation skills, Communication and social skills, Health and nutrition, Managing finances, Goal setting, Creative arts.
- Open meetings for friends/ family who are affected by addiction.
Lisa Hartland/ Vicki Fox
Moor Street, West Bromwich, B70 7AZ
- Unlimited gym use
- Unlimited pool use
- Unlimited use of the Sauna/ Steam room for relaxation
- Unlimited exercise classes
- 14 days advance booking privileges
- Up to four junior memberships added
- Free use of Swimtag
- Access to the Places Locker app
Sarah Arnold
07368 690 260
The Salvation Army - Employment Plus Programme
Merton Close (off Pound Road), Oldbury, B68 8NG
Advice and advocacy support:
- One-to-ones to improve general wellbeing and confidence and highlight skills
- Building resilience and setting goals, practical help with barriers such as travel.
- Positive activities, walking groups, creative activities, and access to sports.
- CVs, transferrable skills, enhancing digital skills; access to iLearn learning portal.
- Encouraging peer-to-peer support using ‘lived experiences’ to motivate and inspire.
- Volunteering opportunities in our Charity Shops, Churches, and Café
Dawn.Tonks@salvationarmy.org.uk
Jason.Blakeway@salvationarmy.org.uk
Urja CIC - Sustainable Recovery Through Art (SRTA)
Urja CIC, 11 Kier Hardie Walk, B69 3LN
Providing holistic recovery sessions starting from August at various locations.
- 20 sessions of ART
- 10 sessions of Mindfulness and Meditation
- 10 sessions of Healthy Eating
Also classroom sessions where attendees will engage in theory knowledge.
Jaswinder Kaur
Warley Amateur Boxing Club - No-contact Boxing Programme
Warley Rugby Club, Tat Bank Road, Oldbury, B69 4NH
Non-contact boxing starting from basic boxing practices. The project will be delivering two sessions of 1.5 hours per week. Informal one-to-one mentoring will be given to those in need of this support.
Craig Cunningham
Peer-to-peer Mutual Aid Meetings in Sandwell
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | ||
| 11am-12.30pm | Lye: Atlantic House, Dudley Rd, DY9 8BQ | |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Dudley: Top Church, High St, DY1 1QD | |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Quinton: St Boniface Church, Quinton Rd West, Quinton, B32 2QD | |
| Tuesday | ||
| 7.30pm-9pm | Stourbridge: Quaker Meeting House, Scotts Rd, DY8 1UR | |
| 7.45pm-9.15pm | Tipton Big Book: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | |
| Wednesday | ||
| 12noon-1.30pm | Tipton St Paul’s Daytime: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | Open Meeting |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Cradley Heath: Cradley Heath Community Centre, Reddal Hill Rd, B64 5JG | On request |
| Thursday | ||
| 11am-12.30pm | Tipton Ladies: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | Women’s meeting |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Tipton St Paul’s: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | On request |
| 8pm-9.30pm | Handsworth: Oaklands Community Centre, 1 Oakland Road, Handsworth, B21 0NA | English and Punjabi |
| 8pm-9.30pm | Blackheath: Sons of Rest, 135 Birmingham Rd, Rowley Regis, B65 9HH | |
| Friday | ||
| 2.30pm-4pm | Smethwick New Meeting at Cranstoun, 128b Oldbury Rd, B66 1JE | |
| 7pm-8pm | Stourbridge Women’s Topic: New Road Methodist Church Centre, 29 New Rd, DY8 1PQ | Women’s meeting |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Sedgley Community Centre, Ladies Walk, DY3 3UA | |
| 8pm-9.30pm | Halesowen: Hasbury Community Centre, 38 Wall Well, B63 4SJ | On request |
| Saturday | ||
| 10am-11.30pm | Halesowen: Lifecentral Church, Little Cornbow, B63 3AJ | |
| 4pm-5.30pm | West Bromwich Na Zdrowi: Wesley Methodist Church, 291 High St, B70 8ND | Polish speaking |
| 6.30pm-8pm | Dudley: Dove House, Bushey Fields Hospital, Russell’s Hall, DY1 2LZ | Open |
| Sunday | ||
| 11am-12.30pm | Halesowen Morning: Hasbury Community Centre, 38 Wall Well, B63 4SJ | On request |
| 7pm-8.30pm | Brierley Hill: The Oakfield Community Centre, 245 Brettel Ln, DY5 3LT |
Cocaine Anonymous (C.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location |
|---|---|
| Monday | |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | Newcomer Meeting, Dorothy Parkes Centre, Church Rd, Smethwick, B67 6EH |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | Freedom on the Frontline, Methodist Church, 1 Botteville Rd, Acocks Green, B27 7YE |
| Tuesday | |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | Newcomer Meeting, The Warehouse, 54-57 Alison Street, Digbeth, B5 5TH |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | A Quiet Place, Oikos Café 58 High Street, Erdington, B23 6RH |
| Wednesday | |
| 8pm-9pm | The Way Out, Solihull United Reform Church, 741 Warwick Rd, Solihull, B91 3DG |
| Thursday | |
| 8pm-9.15pm | Hope in Harborne, St Mary’s Parish Centre, Vivian Rd, Harborne, B17 0DN |
| Saturday | |
| 8pm-9pm | Newcomer Big Book Study, St Anthony’s Catholic Church, Kingshurst, B37 6LP |
Gamblers Anonymous (G.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | ||
| 7pm-9pm | Quinborne: Quinborne Community Centre, 98 Ridgacre Road, Birmingham, B32 2TW | Call: 0330 094 0322 Email: quinborne.g.a@gmail.com |
| Wednesday | ||
| 7pm-9pm | Wolverhampton: The Good Shepherd Church, 14A Windmill Lane, Wolverhampton, WV3 8HJ | Call: 0330 094 0322 Email: g.a.wolverhampton@gmail.com |
| Thursday | ||
| 7pm-9pm | Cannock: Bevan Lee Community Centre, 28 Bevan Lee Road, Cannock, WS11 4PS | Email: CannockGA@outlook.com |
| Sunday | ||
| 7.30pm-9pm | Wolverhampton: The Good Shepherd Church, 14A Windmill Lane, Wolverhampton, WV3 8HJ | Call: 0330 094 0322 Email: g.a.wolverhampton@gmail.com |
Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location | Format (Please see codes below) |
|---|---|---|
Monday 6.55pm-8pm | Truth in Lye: Atlantic Recovery Centre, Dudley Rd, Brierley Hill, DY9 8BQ | Physical, Open to addicts only, BEG, BT, CPT, CW, JFT, SH, WA |
Monday 7.30pm-9pm | Monday Night Hockley Meeting: Main Hall, Lodge Road Church Centre, 143/4 Lodge Road, Hockley, B18 5BU | Physical, Open to addicts only, VAR, PA, WA |
Tuesday 7.30pm-9pm | Halesowen A New Hope Group: Large meeting room 1, Life Central Church, 2 Little Cornbow, Halesowen, B63 3AJ | Physical, “Open to all” on request, BEG, LIT, SPK, VAR, PA, WA |
Wednesday 7.30pm-9pm | Men’s NA Living Clean Meeting: Here4youth, 1 Castle Street, Dudley, West Midlands, DY1 1LA | Physical, “Open to all” on request, LC, M, TOP, CT, NP, SH, BK, WA |
Thursday 7pm-8pm | Maxstoke NA Meeting: Maxstoke Village Hall, Church Lane, Maxstoke, B46 2QN | Physical, “Open to all” on request, LIT, WA |
Friday 12.30pm-2pm | Stourbridge Friday Freedom: Atlantic Recovery Centre, Dudley road, Brierly Hill, Stourbridge, DY9 8EL | Physical, “Open to all” on request, VAR, WA |
Saturday 11am-12.30pm | Stourbridge Saturday Women’s: Back Room, CGL, Atlantic House, Dudley Road, Stourbridge, DY9 8EL. | Hybrid, “Open to all”, CW, VAR, W, PA, WA, VR |
Saturday 4pm-5.40pm | Dudley Just for Today: Here4youth, 1 Castle Street, Dudley, DY1 1LA | Physical, “Open to all” on request, BEG, BT, JFT, QA, SPK, Lithuanian |
Sunday 9.30am-10.45am | Dudley Just for Today: Main room, Cranstoun Here4youth Dudley, 1 Castle Street, Dudley, DY1 1LA | Physical, “Open to all”, JFT, WA |
BEG –
Beginner/Newcomer
BK – Book Study
BT – Basic Text
CPT – 12 Concepts
CT – Chit
CW – Children Welcome
JFT – Just For Today Study
LC – Living Clean Study
LIT – Literature Study
M – Men
NP – No pets
PA – Parking Available QA – Questions & Answers
SH – Share meeting
SPK – Speaker TOP – Topic
VAR– Format Varies
VR– Video Required
W – Women
WA– Wheelchair Accessible
Treatment and Recovery Support in Sandwell
Cranstoun - Empowering People, Empowering Change
- Alberta Building, 128b Oldbury Rd, Smethwick, B66 1JE
- 0121 553 1333
- sandwell@cranstoun.org.uk
- sandwellreferrals@cranstoun.org.uk
- cranstoun.org/help-and-advice/alcohol-other-drugs/sandwell/
BRiS (Building Recovery in Sandwell)
Sandwell Recovery Forum
The Sandwell Recovery Forum now meets every other month at the location of a different recovery project each time. It is a space for people using services or accessing projects meet with workers from projects and anyone else interested in recovery, to share views and ideas, and to work towards a Lived Experience recovery Organisation (LERO) in Sandwell.
The next meeting is on Thursday 15 August 3.30pm-7pm, at the Jubilee Park Community Centre, with a buffet lunch and the chance to try a Sound Bath taster session.
Recovery and Wellbeing in Sandwell Newsletter
View and download the Recovery and Wellbeing in Sandwell monthly Newsletter and Directory with posts of events, activities, support, and A.A. and N.A. meetings in or near Sandwell, to support anyone in recovery.
Download Document – April 2024
Download Document – May 2024
Download Document – June 2024
Download Document – July 2024
Sandwell Recovery Projects 2024-25
Providing sound relaxation sessions, at the premises of delivery partners from the Recovery Forum.
- Breathing exercises
- Visualisation
- Sound Bath
- Participants will also be given CD materials they can take home.
Contact:
Lynn Kay
Cradley Heath Community Link - Recovery Café
140 High Street, Cradley Heath, West Midlands, B64 5HJ
- Community café on set days
- Food safety qualifications
- Work experience in our kitchens
Tim Ryall
Friar Park Millennium Centre - Recovery Group
Friar Park Road, Wednesbury, WS10 0JS
- Support groups and meetings
- Activities – bike rides, walks
- Team building exercises
- Physical activities in our large sports hall
- Workshops to build self-esteem
- Volunteering opportunities in the centre
- Bakes – making desserts, pizza, bread
Leanne Jones
0121 556 0139
Ideal for All - Growing Opportunities (Therapeutic Gardening and Cooking) Project
Three sites:
- Salop Drive, Smethwick, B68 9AG
- Barlow Rd, Wednesbury, WS10 9QA
- Malthouse, Oldbury Rd, B66 1JE
A lived-experience charity with a range of activities linked to the 5-Ways-to-Wellbeing (Connect, Be Active, Learn, Notice, Give) from three Community and Therapeutic Garden sites.
- Learning how to grow herbs, flowers and food or start your own allotment.
- Cook what you grow and eat together
- Join one of our groups run by people in recovery – fishing club, women’s group, cuppa and chat and much more!
- Drop-in sessions held 3 times a week
- The team also have specialists in disability welfare rights and cost of living support, plus get in touch about volunteering opportunities, work experience and help to find employment/ enhance your CV.
Ellie or Dom
0121 558 5555 (option 2)
Jubilee Park, Glebefields Estate, Powis Ave, Tipton DY4 0RJ
- supporting individuals from Tipton to gain confidence, tools, skills and support to build their socioeconomic resilience and improve mental health.
- Community Recovery Worker to link into recovery networks and recovery activities.
Janet Burberidge
Kaleidoscope+ Group - Personal Development and Wellbeing Programme
Hope Place, 321 High Street, West Bromwich, B70 8LU
- Personal presentation, Problem solving and decision making, Teamwork, Interview skills, Presentation skills, Communication and social skills, Health and nutrition, Managing finances, Goal setting, Creative arts.
- Open meetings for friends/ family who are affected by addiction.
Lisa Hartland/ Vicki Fox
Moor Street, West Bromwich, B70 7AZ
- Unlimited gym use
- Unlimited pool use
- Unlimited use of the Sauna/ Steam room for relaxation
- Unlimited exercise classes
- 14 days advance booking privileges
- Up to four junior memberships added
- Free use of Swimtag
- Access to the Places Locker app
Referral by treatment or recovery keyworker only.
The Salvation Army - Employment Plus Programme
Merton Close (off Pound Road), Oldbury, B68 8NG
Advice and advocacy support:
- One-to-ones to improve general wellbeing and confidence and highlight skills
- Building resilience and setting goals, practical help with barriers such as travel.
- Positive activities, walking groups, creative activities, and access to sports.
- CVs, transferrable skills, enhancing digital skills; access to iLearn learning portal.
- Encouraging peer-to-peer support using ‘lived experiences’ to motivate and inspire.
- Volunteering opportunities in our Charity Shops, Churches, and Café
Dawn.Tonks@salvationarmy.org.uk
Jason.Blakeway@salvationarmy.org.uk
Urja CIC - Sustainable Recovery Through Art (SRTA)
Urja CIC, 11 Kier Hardie Walk, B69 3LN
Providing holistic recovery sessions starting from August at various locations.
- 20 sessions of ART
- 10 sessions of Mindfulness and Meditation
- 10 sessions of Healthy Eating
Also classroom sessions where attendees will engage in theory knowledge.
Jaswinder Kaur
Warley Amateur Boxing Club - No-contact Boxing Programme
Warley Rugby Club, Tat Bank Road, Oldbury, B69 4NH
Non-contact boxing starting from basic boxing practices. The project will be delivering two sessions of 1.5 hours per week. Informal one-to-one mentoring will be given to those in need of this support.
Craig Cunningham
SLT maintains eight affordable leisure centres for Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, we have facilities in Rowley Regis, Cradley Heath, Smethwick, Tipton, Oldbury and Wednesbury.
- Unlimited gym use
- Unlimited pool use
- Unlimited use of Sauna/ Steam room for relaxation
- Unlimited exercise classes
- 7 days advance booking privileges
Referral by treatment or recovery keyworker only.
Peer-to-peer Mutual Aid Meetings in Sandwell
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | ||
| 11am-12.30pm | Lye: Atlantic House, Dudley Rd, DY9 8BQ | |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Dudley: Top Church, High St, DY1 1QD | |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Quinton: St Boniface Church, Quinton Rd West, Quinton, B32 2QD | |
| Tuesday | ||
| 7.30pm-9pm | Stourbridge: Quaker Meeting House, Scotts Rd, DY8 1UR | |
| 7.45pm-9.15pm | Tipton Big Book: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | |
| Wednesday | ||
| 12noon-1.30pm | Tipton St Paul’s Daytime: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | Open Meeting |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Cradley Heath: Cradley Heath Community Centre, Reddal Hill Rd, B64 5JG | On request |
| Thursday | ||
| 11am-12.30pm | Tipton Ladies: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | Women’s meeting |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Tipton St Paul’s: St Paul’s Community Centre, Brick Kiln St, DY4 9BP | On request |
| 8pm-9.30pm | Handsworth: Oaklands Community Centre, 1 Oakland Road, Handsworth, B21 0NA | English and Punjabi |
| 8pm-9.30pm | Blackheath: Sons of Rest, 135 Birmingham Rd, Rowley Regis, B65 9HH | |
| Friday | ||
| 2.30pm-4pm | Smethwick New Meeting at Cranstoun, 128b Oldbury Rd, B66 1JE | |
| 7pm-8pm | Stourbridge Women’s Topic: New Road Methodist Church Centre, 29 New Rd, DY8 1PQ | Women’s meeting |
| 7.30pm-9pm | Sedgley Community Centre, Ladies Walk, DY3 3UA | |
| 8pm-9.30pm | Halesowen: Hasbury Community Centre, 38 Wall Well, B63 4SJ | On request |
| Saturday | ||
| 10am-11.30pm | Halesowen: Lifecentral Church, Little Cornbow, B63 3AJ | |
| 4pm-5.30pm | West Bromwich Na Zdrowi: Wesley Methodist Church, 291 High St, B70 8ND | Polish speaking |
| 6.30pm-8pm | Dudley: Dove House, Bushey Fields Hospital, Russell’s Hall, DY1 2LZ | Open |
| Sunday | ||
| 11am-12.30pm | Halesowen Morning: Hasbury Community Centre, 38 Wall Well, B63 4SJ | On request |
| 7pm-8.30pm | Brierley Hill: The Oakfield Community Centre, 245 Brettel Ln, DY5 3LT |
Cocaine Anonymous (C.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location |
|---|---|
| Monday | |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | Newcomer Meeting, Dorothy Parkes Centre, Church Rd, Smethwick, B67 6EH |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | Freedom on the Frontline, Methodist Church, 1 Botteville Rd, Acocks Green, B27 7YE |
| Tuesday | |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | Newcomer Meeting, The Warehouse, 54-57 Alison Street, Digbeth, B5 5TH |
| 7.30pm-8.30pm | A Quiet Place, Oikos Café 58 High Street, Erdington, B23 6RH |
| Wednesday | |
| 8pm-9pm | The Way Out, Solihull United Reform Church, 741 Warwick Rd, Solihull, B91 3DG |
| Thursday | |
| 8pm-9.15pm | Hope in Harborne, St Mary’s Parish Centre, Vivian Rd, Harborne, B17 0DN |
| Saturday | |
| 8pm-9pm | Newcomer Big Book Study, St Anthony’s Catholic Church, Kingshurst, B37 6LP |
Gamblers Anonymous (G.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | ||
| 7pm-9pm | Quinborne: Quinborne Community Centre, 98 Ridgacre Road, Birmingham, B32 2TW | Call: 0330 094 0322 Email: quinborne.g.a@gmail.com |
| Wednesday | ||
| 7pm-9pm | Wolverhampton: The Good Shepherd Church, 14A Windmill Lane, Wolverhampton, WV3 8HJ | Call: 0330 094 0322 Email: g.a.wolverhampton@gmail.com |
| Thursday | ||
| 7pm-9pm | Cannock: Bevan Lee Community Centre, 28 Bevan Lee Road, Cannock, WS11 4PS | Email: CannockGA@outlook.com |
| Sunday | ||
| 7.30pm-9pm | Wolverhampton: The Good Shepherd Church, 14A Windmill Lane, Wolverhampton, WV3 8HJ | Call: 0330 094 0322 Email: g.a.wolverhampton@gmail.com |
Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.) Meetings
| Day and Time | Location | Format (Please see codes below) |
|---|---|---|
Monday 6.55pm-8pm | Truth in Lye: Atlantic Recovery Centre, Dudley Rd, Brierley Hill, DY9 8BQ | Physical, Open to addicts only, BEG, BT, CPT, CW, JFT, SH, WA |
Monday 7.30pm-9pm | Monday Night Hockley Meeting: Main Hall, Lodge Road Church Centre, 143/4 Lodge Road, Hockley, B18 5BU | Physical, Open to addicts only, VAR, PA, WA |
Tuesday 7.30pm-9pm | Halesowen A New Hope Group: Large meeting room 1, Life Central Church, 2 Little Cornbow, Halesowen, B63 3AJ | Physical, “Open to all” on request, BEG, LIT, SPK, VAR, PA, WA |
Wednesday 7.30pm-9pm | Men’s NA Living Clean Meeting: Here4youth, 1 Castle Street, Dudley, West Midlands, DY1 1LA | Physical, “Open to all” on request, LC, M, TOP, CT, NP, SH, BK, WA |
Thursday 7pm-8pm | Maxstoke NA Meeting: Maxstoke Village Hall, Church Lane, Maxstoke, B46 2QN | Physical, “Open to all” on request, LIT, WA |
Friday 12.30pm-2pm | Stourbridge Friday Freedom: Atlantic Recovery Centre, Dudley road, Brierly Hill, Stourbridge, DY9 8EL | Physical, “Open to all” on request, VAR, WA |
Saturday 11am-12.30pm | Stourbridge Saturday Women’s: Back Room, CGL, Atlantic House, Dudley Road, Stourbridge, DY9 8EL. | Hybrid, “Open to all”, CW, VAR, W, PA, WA, VR |
Saturday 4pm-5.40pm | Dudley Just for Today: Here4youth, 1 Castle Street, Dudley, DY1 1LA | Physical, “Open to all” on request, BEG, BT, JFT, QA, SPK, Lithuanian |
Sunday 9.30am-10.45am | Dudley Just for Today: Main room, Cranstoun Here4youth Dudley, 1 Castle Street, Dudley, DY1 1LA | Physical, “Open to all”, JFT, WA |
BEG –
Beginner/Newcomer
BK – Book Study
BT – Basic Text
CPT – 12 Concepts
CT – Chit
CW – Children Welcome
JFT – Just For Today Study
LC – Living Clean Study
LIT – Literature Study
M – Men
NP – No pets
PA – Parking Available QA – Questions & Answers
SH – Share meeting
SPK – Speaker TOP – Topic
VAR– Format Varies
VR– Video Required
W – Women
WA– Wheelchair Accessible
Treatment and Recovery Support in Sandwell
Cranstoun - Empowering People, Empowering Change
- Alberta Building, 128b Oldbury Rd, Smethwick, B66 1JE
- 0121 553 1333
- sandwell@cranstoun.org.uk
- sandwellreferrals@cranstoun.org.uk
- cranstoun.org/help-and-advice/alcohol-other-drugs/sandwell/
BRiS (Building Recovery in Sandwell)
Sandwell Recovery Forum
The Sandwell Recovery Forum now meets every other month at the location of a different recovery project each time. It is a space for people using services or accessing projects meet with workers from projects and anyone else interested in recovery, to share views and ideas, and to work towards a Lived Experience recovery Organisation (LERO) in Sandwell.
The next meeting is on Thursday 15 August 3.30pm-7pm, at the Jubilee Park Community Centre, with a buffet lunch and the chance to try a Sound Bath taster session.
Recovery and Wellbeing in Sandwell Newsletter
View and download the Recovery and Wellbeing in Sandwell monthly Newsletter and Directory with posts of events, activities, support, and A.A. and N.A. meetings in or near Sandwell, to support anyone in recovery.
Download Document – May 2024
Download Document – June 2024
Download Document – July 2024
Download Document – August 2024
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Call 07741817800 or email a question to:
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