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New pathways to change: Our Prisons service is improving access for neurodivergent people
At our Southwest Prisons service, Elaine Wilcock is leading an innovative project to make support more accessible to neurodivergent people. She explains how this will help us empower more people into life-changing support.
"All the team have been inspiring me to quit and asking how it’s going" - Anthony Watts' story
Read how we helped Anthony t Siemens with our workforce project where we go into companies and provide free support, staff training and onsite clinics to help workers stop smoking.
"Anyone can do it, but you need to do it for yourself, too." Paul Robinson's story
Read how we helped Paul at Siemens through our workforce project, where we go into big companies and provide free support, staff training and onsite clinics to help workers stop smoking.
Perry Clayman Project - Luton
Perry Clayman Project delivers inpatient treatment programmes lasting from 10 days through to six months. It offers both detox and rehabilitation.