Calderdale in Recovery
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Get out your neon, da-glo, backcombed hair, shoulder pads, rolled up jacket sleeves, leg warmers. Then mosey on down to our 80s Disco this Saturday.
Given up the ghost on your ambitions of global stardom? Come down to The Kindness Cafe and pumpkin up the volume. There will be a skeleton crew on duty.
Remember The Breakfast Club, Trading Places, Footloose? Remember the hair? The clothes? Get dressed up and come down to TBRP on 17th October, to relive the brashest, loudest and cheesiest decade. 7pm - 9.30pm entry £3 including food.
Interested in volunteering for a local charity?
Remember the 80s? The hair, the fashion . . . and the music?
Calderdale - Service User and Lived Experience Survey Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey We want to hear from people with lived experience of specialist or supported housing, and from people who may need this type of housing in the future. Your views will help us understand what is working well, what is difficult, and what needs to change. https://app.keysurvey.co.uk/f/41848688/1254/
Details for the forthcoming UK Recovery Walk.
Congratulations, Mat. Wishing you every success.
Is your language preventing people from seeking help?
🎥 Great to see services working together across Calderdale. A really useful video showing how joined-up recovery support helps strengthen our communities and supports people affected by alcohol and drug misuse. #CalderdaleInRecovery #RecoveryCommunity #PartnershipWorking
📣 Have Your Say – TBRP 2026 Service User Survey Now Open! 📣 Your feedback helps shape the future of recovery support in our community. Whether you are currently using our services or have accessed support in the past, we want to hear from you. Your experience matters and helps us understand what is working well, what could be improved, and what support people need most. 📝 The survey only takes a few minutes to complete 💬 Honest feedback helps us build stronger recovery communities 📍 Your voice can help shape future services [Please note: submissions can only be made from a UK IP address]
Thank you to Ben for sharing such an honest and powerful reflection on his recovery journey. His story speaks about isolation, courage, connection and the importance of community in recovery. Stories like this remind us that change is possible and that nobody has to face these struggles alone...
Thank you to Joe for such an open and thoughtful piece. Recovery grows through connection, and stories like this show what’s possible when we step out together. Have a read below.
Learn more about self-harm for yourself or someone else ...
In late July, The Basement Recovery Project contacted Calderdale Council with a simple but powerful idea: could they access a small number of bikes to support their volunteers and help deliver cycling sessions? ...
Let's work together to create a more supportive and understanding community. FREE training session by TBRP on reducing addiction stigma ...
CRS are Hiring!
