Why talking to someone who’s been there changes everything
My recovery, my superpower. We’ve talked a lot about the value of building a workforce of experts by lived experience. We’ve also spoken, at length,
My recovery, my superpower. We’ve talked a lot about the value of building a workforce of experts by lived experience. We’ve also spoken, at length,
Thank you to our Board of Trustees for leading us in our mission to support people affected by addiction. Trustees’ Week has come at a
Working in partnership to deliver safe, compliant housing that meets local needs We are keen to talk to more socially invested landlords who are considering
During Recovery Month, Emerging Futures celebrates the support and success stories that prove recovery is possible. Addiction can affect anyone, at any point in their
Emerging Futures CIC reports on gender pay for the first time. Every day, women continue to be paid less than their male counterparts, with much
Reflecting on the impact, challenges and enjoyment of life without alcohol. I think it was when my youngest child asked if we could name our
From serving time to Service Manager Caught in the cycle of reoffending and serving time, Dominic spent over a decade of his life in prison.
Promoting healing through performance At Emerging Futures’ Glen Valley House in Rossendale, Lancashire, residents are gearing up to share their personal stories of addiction and
Grateful for the expertise and professionalism of Emerging Futures’ founder Emerging Futures has paid a special tribute to outgoing Chief Executive Ray Jenkins, thanking him
Why recruiting women into senior posts matters. I have never liked representation targets. Thinking my position was due to a quota rather than my merit