Boost your recovery toolkit and set your own objectives with our individual sessions or connect with our LGBTQ+ recovery community.
For any enquiries or support with making a referral:
Email: recovery@lgbt.foundation | Telephone: 0345 3 30 30 30
“I really think that the support that is offered is amazing and I feel like an ambassador as I am always talking to friends and people about how great the support is and that they should just talk to someone if they are feeling like things are getting out of control. I feel better than I ever have in my recovery.”
Who is this service for?
Our recovery programme is for LGBTQ+ people in Greater Manchester and Liverpool affected by drugs, alcohol and chemsex.
What we can do, together:
Our Recovery Programme is here to ensure that you find your own way to recovery and the relationship that you want with alcohol and drugs.
We are partnered with Change Grow Live in Manchester and various partners in Liverpool and can support you to access mainstream structured and medical support. We believe that there is not just one way to recover and we explore tools from whichever approach you find suits you best.
Think you might need support from us?
If you’re a service provider referring a new service user, please use our service-to-service referral form here:
How we can help you
Our Support Groups
SMART Recovery
Join SMART Recovery to manage triggers and boundaries, and stay safe. Use tools and training to change your thoughts, feelings and behaviours in support of your recovery.
ChemSafe
Come together with friendly and non-judgmental people to share advice and experiences around chemsex, empowering each other to reach individual goals – whether that be sober sex or a harm reduction route.
Here and Now
A mutual aid support group for LGBTQ+ people to share their experiences in a safe space and a friendly atmosphere, regardless of where you are in your recovery journey.
“It’s amazing how much my perspective is changing after just a few sessions. I feel more hopeful, motivated, and most importantly much less alone. Really grateful for this service and community. Everyone has been really lovely.”
