Drug and Alcohol Services - East Riding Partnership

The East Riding Partnership (a collaboration between Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust, Alcohol and Drug Service and Nacro) provides comprehensive, community-based support for substance misuse in East Riding of Yorkshire. Services are available for both adults and young people, tailored to individual needs and accessible via hubs in Goole, Bridlington, and Hull, as well as satellite locations.

Adult Services

Clinical Treatment: Medical interventions including detox, stabilisation, and maintenance therapy.

Case Management: Structured support using individualised recovery plans with prescribed and psychosocial interventions.
Aftercare: 12-week one-on-one program to build skills for long-term recovery.

Primary Care Support: Works within GP practices to broaden treatment access.

Optimise: Helps reduce or stop long-term use of prescribed medications·

Revolution: Revolution is a behaviour change programme for men who have used abusive behaviours towards women and who also experience problematic substance misuse.

Criminal Justice Team: Ensures continuity of care for individuals in or transitioning from the justice system.

Community Rehabilitation Programme: 12-week abstinence-based day program.

Inclusion Health Team: Mobile outreach ("Inclusion Health bus") offering health education, overdose prevention, and needle exchange to the homeless and recent prison releases.

Changes Project: Resources for service users and families, including SMART groups and volunteer mentorship

The Juice Bar: Confidential support for users of image/performance enhancing drugs.

Impact (Young People Service)

Impact Young People’s Services: This service works with young people under the age of 19 to help with drug and/or alcohol related problems.

Core Team: Manages cases and works closely with CAMHS for co-occurring mental health and substance issues.

Education & Liaison: School/college outreach for substance misuse education and harm reduction.

Parenting Under Pressure (PuP): Therapeutic support for parents dealing with substance misuse and related stress.

Our Approach to Recovery

Recovery is a deeply individual journey that looks different for everyone. For some, it may mean working towards improved wellbeing, greater stability, and stronger connections with others. For others, it may involve reducing or stopping drug or alcohol use entirely.

We recognise that recovery isn’t defined by one fixed outcome. Instead, it’s about building the strength, skills, and support needed to make meaningful change and sustain it over time. That might include achieving physical abstinence, but for many, recovery is also about making safer choices, reducing harm, and improving quality of life in ways that are personally meaningful.

Every step forward whether it's attending appointments, reducing use, rebuilding relationships, or setting new goals is valued. Our role is to support and celebrate progress at every stage, no matter where someone begins their journey.