We make a difference
Our services are shaped and run by people who’ve been there themselves - people who know what it’s like to face addiction, the justice system, and the challenges of starting over. In fact, 62% of our team once used our services, so we truly understand the fears and struggles of moving from addiction and criminality into everyday life.
Behavioural Change
At The Well Communities, we offer supportive programmes to help with drug and alcohol challenges. Guided by peer mentors who’ve walked the same path, you’ll learn practical skills and strategies to make positive changes - step by step, at your own pace. Our approach looks after every part of you: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.
Whether your goal is abstinence, moderation, or harm reduction, we’ll meet you where you are. With a mix of therapy, counselling, peer support, training, and social activities, we’ll walk alongside you as you build the healthier, happier life you deserve.
Supported Housing
Our supported housing and day services across Lancashire, Westmorland & Furness, and Cumberland provide a safe, welcoming place for people who aren’t yet ready to live on their own.
Here, residents get the chance to work on the things that may be holding them back, like mental health struggles, substance use, offending history, or other challenges. With guidance from our dedicated staff and volunteers who’ve been through it themselves.
To find out more about supported housing with The Well Communities, just get in touch with your nearest Hub.
Carers Addiction Services
Carers support is a service set up to offer help, connection and guidance to carers and families of people who struggle with addiction. We offer 1-2-1 support, physical and hybrid, with qualified staff members, as well as group sessions with other like-minded people. You will receive helpful suggestions, hope, establish health boundaries, and learn about self-care and how to stop enabling.
Improving family relationships is at the heart of our approach. We know that family members have an important role to play in your recovery. For full information about our in-person and online family groups please email: families@thewell2.co.uk or contact your nearest TWC wellbeing hub.
Employment, Training & Social Enterprise
Benefitting from National Lottery Funding, The Well Communities CIC project - Grow Your Own (GYO) aims to support individuals who are furthest away from the labour market and require encouragement to remove fears or barriers that come from social isolation, and prevent people from engaging in employment-related activities.
A lack of opportunities to work, learn or do training can be a significant barrier to long-term recovery. We believe that everyone has the potential to be successful at work. We have local links with other organisations to provide jobs, training and work experience for our members.
Daily Online Support
If you are struggling with addiction and require additional support, we offer a daily online support group. This group is available 365 days a year and it is based upon mutual aid.
Our staff and volunteers are in attendance to offer a safe, welcoming space where you can share your experience and ask questions.
Contact us for more information at your nearest TWC wellbeing hub or email info@thewell2.co.uk.
