Double Impact are please to announce the launch of a new project based in Boston, Lincolnshire.
The four-year project, funded by the Big Lottery Community Fund, aims to help people recover from drug and alcohol problems, enable them to gain new skills and qualifications, improve their prospects and feel more connected to their local community.
The ‘Boston Recovery Pathways’ project will work in partnership with local treatment providers, Addaction, other service providers and local employers to create the best outcomes for participants and the community. Double Impact are already delivering support services to people in Boston and the surrounding areas through their Lincolnshire Academy service and this project will enhance the support available to them.
The project will offer personal development and peer support groups, accredited mentoring and other training, and provide drug and alcohol awareness training to members of the community such as family members and local employers.


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