Who We Are
We offer advice and support to help people stop or reduce their drug and alcohol use, and minimise its impact on their health and well-being through our service hubs located in the Wakefield District.
We work with over 2,500 service users, delivering a wide range of treatment methods including one-to-one recovery work sessions, recovery planning, harm reduction advice, needle exchange, group work programmes, open-access drop-ins, prescribing clinics, and more.
We offer weekly late-night provision for those who may want to reach us. Please contact us for more information regarding this.
How We Support You
We tailor packages to meet individual needs offering MOPSI (Models of Psychosocial Interventions) group work, mindfulness interventions, assistance with physical and mental health needs, in-house Specialist Social Worker support and a robust care pathway for those needing specialist dual-diagnosis interventions.
One of our team will support you to build a treatment plan based on your circumstances. To get the best of our treatment options you will need to commit to attending the sessions.
Online Support
Our online tool My Turning Point provides 24/7 access to a range of guided and self-help sessions that can help with your drug and alcohol use, as well as emotional heath and other wellbeing subjects. Accessible on computers, tablet and some smartphones.
Mindfulness
Mindfulness
Mindfulness is about learning to live in the present, rather than in the past or an imagined future. Being mindful can increase awareness of your emotions and can support you to manage cravings, which makes slips and lapses less likely.
Reclaim
Reclaim is designed to support people who are using drugs and are considering making changes in their use. It can help you develop skills and commitment to making positive changes to your
drug use.
Criminal Justice Service
Delivering Drug and Alcohol Treatment Requirements across the district.
Resolution and Care
Resolution/Alcohol & Wellbeing
Designed to help you understand more about your drinking and how to cut down or stop. We offer two alcohol groups, your suitability will be depend on your drinking habits, both running for 8 weeks.
Resilience
Detoxification can be daunting and we are here to support you. ‘Resilience’, is a workshop designed to help you to overcome any barriers to coming off substitute medication, providing help to manage the physical and psychological process of detoxification.
Recovery Skills
A programme based on Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT); helping you set goals, develop coping strategies and support networks. ACT has been shown to be effective in supporting people with their mental health.
Harm Reduction
We recognise that it’s not everyone’s goal to stop using alcohol or drugs, so a key part of our service is offering harm reduction advice to help people keep themselves and others as safe as possible. Each of our hubs has a Needle Syringe Provision (NSP), and we supply Naloxone both in person and via our Click and Deliver service.
Preventing Overdose
To help reduce drug-related deaths we provide free overdose response Naloxone kits to people at risk of an opioid overdose, their family and friends, and members of the public who could help prevent an overdose.
Through our Click and Deliver service, these are delivered to an address of your choice in plain packaging. Order yours now and help save lives.
We offer regular Overdose Awareness and Naloxone training sessions for people in Wakefield and these can be booked via our Eventbrite page, and are free of charge to attend.
Where to Find Us
Find the locations and opening hours of our services available in your area.
Wakefield
Radcliffe House
Inspiring Recovery, Futures & Families
Address
Radcliffe House,
10 Bull Ring,
Wakefield,
WF1 1HA
Opening Times:
Mon-Thur | 9am - 5pm
Fri | 9:30am - 4:30pm
Sat-Sun | Closed
Wakefield
Socialicious Recovery Hub
Get Connected & Out There Everywhere
Address
Socialicious Recovery Hub,
1a Westmorland St,
Wakefield
WF1 1PN
Opening Times:
Mon-Thu | 9am - 5pm
Fri | 9:30am - 4:30pm
Sat-Sun | Closed
Castleford
Address
Wesley House
5 Wesley Street
Castleford
WF10 1JG
Opening Times:
Mon-Thu | 9am - 5pm
Fri | 9:00am - 4:30pm
Sat-Sun | Closed
Community Engagement Locations
These are our Community Engagement Locations where you can find us across Wakefield outside of our main hubs. This document was last updated in July 2025 and may be subject to change, if you’re unsure or want to check before visiting, please get in touch with us at 0300 123 1912.
Get in Touch
We're here to help you make positive change
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Refer yourself online
Complete our simple online form anytime.
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Telephone
Call us on 0300 123 1912
For Professionals
For over forty years we’ve worked closely with commissioners, GPs, clinicians and communities, providing innovative and high quality person-centred services to those who need them.
We have a range of available support options making it simple and straight-forward for your client to choose what is best for them. We can help answer any questions you may have about what we offer, to determine if our service feels appropriate for your clients’ needs.
If you are interested in our current vacancies, click here.
Training
Our staff deliver both in-person and online training opportunities. In-person training includes practical sessions such as Naloxone training, equipping people with the knowledge and confidence to respond to opioid overdoses.
Online training, available via YouTube channel, includes sessions on the impact of substance use on families and carers, as well as an introduction to Inspiring Futures and Families.
We also offer training focused on specific substances, alongside an overview of our Hubs, helping you understand how we work and the support we provide individuals and families.
Individuals have been supported by Turning Point (2023/24)
Locations around England that we deliver support services to
Ratings across 94% of our regulated services.
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Free online training to help professionals recognise and support people who have a co-existing or a co-occurring mental health or substance use condition.
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Hearing what you think helps us learn and improve how we support people.
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Our free and confidential online programme can be used in your own time, taking you through five key steps and provide exercises and resources to help increase your resilience.
