Support at the
heart of Barnsley

We are a dedicated charity in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, offering free and confidential support to people of all ages looking to change their relationship with alcohol or other drugs. 

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Barnsley Recovery Steps – Here to Support You

At Barnsley Recovery Steps, we’re here to support you in making the changes you want with alcohol and other drugs. We’re here for you every step of the way.

Support and Services

Community Outreach
Our service is designed to help young people in Barnsley reduce or prevent the harm that can come from drug and alcohol use. Our focus is on keeping you safe and supporting you in making the changes you want, whether that’s now or in the future.
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Criminal Justice
At Barnsley Recovery Steps, we’re committed to providing comprehensive support tailored to your individual needs. Our aim is to help you overcome challenges, reduce or end offending behaviour, and maintain employment. Whether you’re in the community or in prison, we get to know you personally so we can offer the best support in creating a positive future.
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Employment and Education
Barnsley Recovery Steps is dedicated to helping you achieve your career goals. Our outstanding Individual Placement and Support (IPS) team is among the best in the UK for job outcomes—and we’re not just saying that. They truly are experts in helping people find meaningful employment!
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Housing Support
At Barnsley Recovery Steps, we can guide you in accessing support for your housing needs. We can also signpost you to appropriate specialist services. Whether you’re in need of emergency accommodation, securing community housing, or staying connected with essential services, we’re here to provide the support you need. We also offer peer support to help you navigate these challenges.
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Mental Health
Since July 2024, Barnsley Recovery Steps has launched a new treatment pathway, offering comprehensive support for individuals struggling with alcohol, drugs, and mental health issues.
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Professionals looking for support?
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Success Stories

"I have everybody and everything about this organisation to thank... It's just been good news, after good news, after good news."
Michael
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Latest News

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Life-saving drug Naloxone now being carried by South Yorkshire Police officers
We are delighted to have been involved in delivering the training and supporting South Yorkshire Police officers to carry life saving Naloxone kits.
23rd Dec 2024
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It’s OK to Ask for Help: The Story Behind Barnsley Recovery Steps’ Ketamine Campaign
Our ketamine animation, “It’s OK to Ask for Help,” has been nominated for a BAFTA and selected for the London International Animation Festival! This milestone highlights our commitment to supporting those affected by ketamine use. Thanks to your feedback, we’ve launched a dedicated support group and clinic in Barnsley. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to build on this important campaign!
20th Nov 2024
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A Story of Strength and Determination
This Remembrance Sunday, we reflect on the bravery of veterans and the support they need to rebuild after service. Our IPS team at Barnsley Recovery Steps, led by Kim, is helping a former soldier work toward a brighter future.
08th Nov 2024
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Introducing the Good Food Pantry: Affordable, Quality Food for Barnsley’s Recovery Community
The Good Food Pantry is a new community initiative offering sustainable, affordable food access, created in partnership with Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council and Barnsley Recovery Connections.
30th Oct 2024
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New Era for Barnsley Recovery Steps as Part of UK’s Biggest Charity Merger
We’ve joined forces with Waythrough, a groundbreaking charity merger aimed at providing even better support for those facing substance use, mental health challenges, and housing issues. Learn how this exciting change will benefit our community, with the same trusted team and services you know—now with even more resources and expertise.
17th Oct 2024
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