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Ten Years of Turning Lives Around: Red Rose Recovery Celebrates in Style

Ten Years of Turning Lives Around: Red Rose Recovery Celebrates in Style

by admin | Nov 24, 2022 | News

By Jennie Chapman, Red Rose Recovery celebrated a decade of inspiring hope, creating opportunity and rebuilding lives this week. Some 160 staff, volunteers and sector leaders gathered in the Invincibles Lounge at Preston North End stadium on Monday 21st November to...
Roots Community’s First Community Clean-Up in Blackburn with Darwen

Roots Community’s First Community Clean-Up in Blackburn with Darwen

by admin | Nov 16, 2022 | News

Written by Chenise Knox, Roots Community Volunteer On Monday 7th November we had the first Roots Community Clean-up. We started at 10am on Dickinson close in the Galligreaves estate, Blackburn and to start with we had 16 volunteers but by the end of the afternoon that...
Red Rose Recovery Highly Commended at Edge Hill’s NW SME Growth & Innovation Awards 2022

Red Rose Recovery Highly Commended at Edge Hill’s NW SME Growth & Innovation Awards 2022

by admin | Nov 15, 2022 | News

Edge Hill University’s SME Productivity & Innovation Centre (SME PIC) celebrated the success of regional SMEs at its annual NW SME Growth & Innovation Awards 2022. The SMEs were all invited to enter the prestigious awards which celebrate the growth and...
Roots Community at Darwen Valley Community Centre for the October Forum

Roots Community at Darwen Valley Community Centre for the October Forum

by admin | Nov 4, 2022 | News

Written by Chenise Knox, Roots Community Volunteer October’s Roots Community forum took place at the Darwen Valley Community centre; it began at 12pm and on signing in there were freebies, information on what it’s all about, and an opportunity to opt into Red Rose...
Red Rose Recovery feature on Channel 5 News, as  Drug Related Deaths in England and Wales Reach the Highest Since Records Began

Red Rose Recovery feature on Channel 5 News, as Drug Related Deaths in England and Wales Reach the Highest Since Records Began

by admin | Sep 1, 2022 | News

“Drug related deaths in England and Wales are now the highest since records began. There were over 4,800 deaths relating to drug poisoning registered in 2021. That’s up 80% from 2012. Peter Lane met people who have come terribly close to losing their own...
‘Focusing on what’s strong, not what’s wrong’- Looking to the Future at the Lancashire User Forum

‘Focusing on what’s strong, not what’s wrong’- Looking to the Future at the Lancashire User Forum

by admin | Jan 21, 2022 | News

More than one hundred people came together to celebrate visible recovery last month, in the Lancashire User Forum’s first county-wide in-person meeting since 2019. A diverse range of attendees, including people with lived experience of drug and alcohol misuse; social...
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