Supporting Recovery
Across Scotland
Alcohol and Drugs Support
Drug and alcohol use can have a profound impact on individuals, families, and communities. The effects of misuse are often complex, affecting both physical and mental wellbeing.
As a result, the harms associated with drugs and alcohol are being felt widely and deeply. For many people, this can feel overwhelming and isolating. If you are struggling, support is available. You are not alone.
Services
RCA Trust provides a wide range of services for anyone experiencing the harms that come from alcohol and drugs. These services are free and available to anyone who requires it. Services include:
Accomodation
Group Support
Our 1 to 1 support provides personalised, confidential support tailored to your individual needs and recovery goals.
These can be online or in person.
1 to 1 Counselling
Supported accommodation
flats for clients at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
Outreach and Home Support
for clients resident in their own tenancy.
We offer free, confidential support groups to help you with the harms caused by alcohol and drugs
These groups are held weekly and we offer men and women specific support groups.
If you are interested in any of these services, fill in the referral form and one of our practitioners will get in touch and help you with the next steps.
Cocaine is no longer a fringe drug. It's in living rooms, group chats, and Friday nights across every postcode in Scotland. The signs are missed. The risk is misunderstood. And by the time families act, patterns are usually established.
With this in mind, The RCA Trust has created a free online resource called 'Let's Talk About Charlie'. This resource is free and available to anyone to use.
Cocaine use in Scotland
This resource brings together essential information about cocaine use, its associated risks and the harms it is causing to individuals, families and communities across Scotland.
The resource is now live and free for anyone to access. To learn more about the realities of cocaine use in Scotland, visit today. To explore this resource use the link below to learn more.
