Our Purpose

To provide affordable, quality and individually tailored services in the five domains of RF.
To provide assistance to professional and non-professional staff, transport, facilities and resources to support people in their journey of recovery.
To provide a wide range of recovery services for people that have been incarcerated by their actions through substance dependency/addictions, to enable them to progress on their journey of recovery. Such services are to be tailored to meet individual needs.
To provide assistance to enable their integration into the community and their ability to function independently.
To provide assistance to educational and training programmes to equip people with life skills and coping strategies to integrate into the community and live independently.
To provide advocacy, support and information services to people affected by incarceration, through addictions and their families.
To provide a wide range of preventative services to prevent people to become unwell.
To identify, activate and support natural supports in the community to provide a foundation to enable independence, encompassing the family.
To enhance employment readiness to encourage people to make meaningful contributions to the community and themselves.
To provide an environment in which role models and mentors are available.
To provide services in a culturally and spiritually appropriate manner so that the dimensions of culture and spirituality add to the recovery process.
To develop inter-agency co-operation by linking organizations involved in providing a service to people suffering from or susceptible to addictions, so that services are provided in a coordinated manner.