by jacobjones | 02/5/2025 | Advice, Case studies, Clinical, Community, Drop ins, Events, Outreach, Partnerships, Spotlight, Support, Testing
Late-Night Clinic Supports Vulnerable People in Wirral The Health Huddle is helping some of the most vulnerable people in our community access the sexual health care and support they need — when they need it most. The Health Huddle is a late-night women’s only...
by jacobjones | 09/4/2025 | Advice, Community, Outreach, Partnerships, Resources, Support
Cuckooing is a serious form of exploitation. It happens when criminals take over the home of a vulnerable person—often by force, threats or manipulation—and use it to carry out illegal activities, like dealing drugs. Cuckooing is a hidden danger that often targets...
by Maria Gonzalez | 08/3/2025 | Advice, Awareness Days, Case studies, Celebrations, Community, Events
This International Women’s Day, we caught up with Sarah McIntyre, our Women’s Wellbeing Coordinator. Sarah’s passion and commitment to supporting women in our community are truly inspiring. In her role, Sarah works tirelessly to ensure that women receive...
by jacobjones | 01/1/2025 | Advice, Resources, Support
Drink spiking is a serious and dangerous crime. It can leave people vulnerable to harm, and it’s more common than you might think. Whether you’re heading out with friends or supporting someone who’s been affected, knowing the facts can help keep you and others safe....
by jacobjones | 01/1/2025 | Advice, Resources, Support
Avoiding triggers can feel like one of the hardest parts of recovery—especially in the early days. But learning to spot them, plan ahead, and make small changes can make a big difference in staying on track. What Is a Trigger? A trigger is anything that makes you want...
by jacobjones | 01/1/2025 | Advice, Resources, Support
If you’ve started cutting down or stopped using drugs or alcohol, cravings can be one of the toughest things to deal with. But here’s the good news—they won’t last forever, and you don’t have to face them alone. Cravings Are Normal Cravings are a completely normal...
