Housing 

Our housing across Gloucester is supported by structured programmes available to those with complex needs impacted by substance misuse.

Residents are provided with one-to-one coaching delivered by a team of dedicated and passionate Recovery Coaches and Housing Support Workers, many of whom have lived experience of addiction themselves.

We work with our residents to identify their strengths and goals, learn new skills, increase self-awareness and improve their overall health and wellbeing.

Our aim is to support people in recovery to lead a stable, independent life and become part of the local community.

Complex Needs Housing

Our complex needs housing provides accommodation and a safe space for people facing homelessness who may have substance misuse issues, mental and physical health needs, or are involved in crime.

This emergency housing ensures residents are warm and safe, offering an opportunity to begin to plan for the future. Our housing support workers help people in accessing health services, ensuring they receive stable medication and benefits that promote financial stability.

Transitional Recovery Housing

Our transitional housing provides support and a stable home for people to make the necessary changes they need to move towards independent, healthy living.

Intensive group work and individual support places an emphasis on structure, routine, peer support, and community activities such as volunteering.

Residents should be abstinent and are not allowed to use drugs or alcohol, however, people who relapse are supported elsewhere in the community by our staff or local support services until they are able to return.