This year 28 people found work and moved on while retaining the option to sustain their recovery through our evening peer led recovery support groups.

While accessing our Recovery Services, and taking part in a range of health and well-being activities; 37% of individuals moved on to Aftercare and 66 moved on to Peer Mentoring and Volunteering.

Our Structured Treatment, Family and Alcohol services worked with 464 individuals to encourage self-belief and make and sustain positive changes. 55% of those individuals progressed to our recovery services.

62% have developed positive social networks

80% have developed tools and techniques to help themselves

96% have reduced the harm caused to them by their use of drugs and alcohol

On average only 11% of individuals come back to our services within 6 months of being discharged.

83% of those individuals leaving our Structured Recovery Programme also leave in a planned manner, either using at controlled safer levels or abstinent.

71% of individuals leaving our Structured Treatment Services left in a planned manner, either using at controlled safer levels or abstinent.

88% of Individuals leaving our Brief/Enhanced Brief Intervention Service left drinking at controlled safer levels or abstinent.

In our annual service users survey 96% of individuals said that “since coming to Project 6 the harm caused to me by drugs or alcohol has reduced”

178 families reported being happier and better able to cope.

113 young people reported increased resilience.

72% of C&YPP seen by the Family Support Worker reported improvements in happiness levels, relationships and self-efficacy.

70.5% of Concerned Others supported reported an improvement in family relationships

76% of people asked in our annual survey reported that since coming to Project 6 things had improved for their family and people they care about

Our volunteers have committed approximately 5,200 hours of volunteering within P6 and the community.

Realpoint, our training service has provided skills to 180 professionals including drug workers, housing workers, social work students and G.P. receptionist staff.

Provided training in safeguarding; alcohol, pregnancy, parenting and using AUDIT tools to 197 professionals including midwives.

Provided drug awareness training to 19 professionals during Safeguarding Week.

Worked in partnership across multiple communities; awareness raising and giving advice and info during Carers week, Self -Care week, Safeguarding week, Alcohol Awareness week and Volunteers week

We have intervened with young people through running ‘pop up shop’ events, training events, Fresher’s Week and in reach into Keighley College.

We have delivered over 12,000 Interventions in the community including at community events, festivals and in more structured settings.

In our latest Service User Survey, 80% of our service users said they would like to give something back to the community.