Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership

Detoxification and Rehabilitation

If you need to access drug and alcohol detoxification (detox) or rehabilitation (rehab) as part of your plan, the focus will be on improving physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing so your long-term recovery can be achieved.

We can either support you to access this whilst living at home or in a residential detox/rehab facility.

You will be supported to manage your withdrawal symptoms and will be supported to make positive changes in your everyday life.

Reduce the Harm of Drugs and Alcohol

We know that people may need, or may choose to, continue using alcohol and drugs while getting help from our service. For some people it may be dangerous to stop completely until they are ready, or they may need specialist treatment to help them stop safely.

We also recognise that it is not everyone’s goal to stop using alcohol or drugs, so we also provide harm reduction advice to help people keep themselves and others as safe as possible.

Specialist Prescribing

To establish whether this is appropriate for you, you will have a comprehensive clinical assessment with our team of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists.

Following this assessment, if appropriate, you may be safely started on prescribed medication under the supervision of our clinical team and your pharmacy if appropriate.

Social Prescribing

We provide support to improve the practical, social, and emotional needs that affect health and wellbeing.

We can create a personalised plan to connect you to groups and services in your local community, which might include activities such as volunteering, art, gardening, exercise, cookery, or writing.

Mental Health Support

We have a dedicated team who support individuals to address both mental health issues and drug and alcohol problems alongside each other. We provide some support in house to help with things like anxiety and depression, and we have a team of psychologists and psychotherapists who can provide specialist support.

Support for Young People

We support young people and their families to deal with the challenges they face around drugs, alcohol and associated issues.

If you want to make changes, whether it’s to cut down, quit, gain control, or just to learn more about the risks and effects of taking drugs and alcohol we’re here to support.

Find out more about Horizon.

Peer Mentors

Our Peer Mentors are people who have struggled with drugs and alcohol themselves. Peer Mentors are experts by experience, who we have trained to share hope and inspiration with others.

Your Recovery Worker can organise a one-to-one with a Peer Mentor, who will empower you on your journey of positive change.

Employment Support

We have specialist employment workers who offer intensive, individually tailored support to help you to find the right job, with ongoing support to help you keep your job, or find a different one if things aren’t working out.

We help with practical things like CVs, applying for jobs and preparing for interviews, but also support you to look after your own wellbeing at work.

Rough Sleeping Support

We recognise that people experiencing homelessness often have multiple complex problems that they need support with. We have a dedicated team who support people affected by rough sleeping based within the community, in hostels and in day centres. 

We work with a variety of organisations supporting people on the streets to ensure we reach as many people who need support as possible.