Hi Everyone,
We hope you had been enjoying this terms courses and the return of our face-to-face courses. It's been great to see you all. As always, we have been super busy spreading the word of The Recovery College and what we do, to support & wellbeing services that we provide. Including getting everything ready for the spring term, hasn't this term just flown by.
Visits to Faith and Belief Communities in the Black Country
With the return of our face-to-face course, this term we had our first 'Visit to Faith Communities in The Black Country.' Our first stop was at the 'Top Church' in Dudley, where we learnt more about the history of the building and what's going on there today. These visits are not only a great way to learn more history of the building, but also the different beliefs and places of worship within our community today. Keep an eye on our socials for more information on our next faith visits.
World A.I.D.S Day
On the 1st December we celebrated World A.I.D.S Day at the college, a day of reflection but also to raise awareness and pay respects to those lost by AIDS. As well as looking back at how far we have come today in the management of HIV.
By raising awareness through our socials by sharing resources, local organisations/events and all our team wearing red for the day.
Autumn Term Celebration
We want to say a massive thank you to everyone who was able to attend our Autumn Term Celebration. It was lovely to see all of your artwork and performances too. Here at The Recovery College we like the beginnings of each term, but we also like the end of each term as this time allows us all to reflect back.
What are your successes this term? Let us know!
From all the team here at The Recovery College, we hope you have a lovely winter break and we can't wait to see you all in the new year!
We will be back open on the 3rd January 2023
Helplines
NHS 111
SHOUT - Provides free, confidential, 24/7 text message support in the UK for anyone who is struggling to cope and anyone in crisis. Text SHOUT to 85258
Samaritans - Are available 24/7 and offer a free anonymous non-judgemental listening service. They can be reached by phone on 116 123
Papyrus - (Prevention of Young Suicide) provides advice and support for young people who feel like they want to take their own life, and all their advice is confidential. Call their HOPELineUK on: 0800 068 41 41 or text: 07786 209687 (lines are open every day from 9am to midnight).
Beat - Providing information and advice on eating disorders, and runs a supportive online community. Call on 0808 801 0677
Cruse Bereavement Care - Information and support after a bereavement. Call on 0808 808 1677
Men's Advice Line - Confidential advice and support for men who have experienced domestic violence and abuse. Call on 0808 801 0327
National Domestic Abuse Helpline - 24hr helpline for women who have experienced domestic abuse.
Call on 0808 2000 247