If you're in recovery from addiction - or you love someone who is - you've found your people.

The Notts Recovery Collective is a growing community of people in recovery and friends of recovery, built on the belief that recovery is strongest when it's owned and led by the people living it.

Wherever you are with yours, this is a space of inclusion, purpose, and hope.

● About

Who are NRC?

The Notts Recovery Collective (NRC) is a community shaped by the people in it - peer-led, built on lived experience, and centred around a hub in Mansfield where you can find connection, creativity, and real support. The goal isn't just to help you through a rough patch. It's to build the kind of long-term independence and wellbeing that lasts.

And this is just the start. The ambition is that everyone in Notts has access to community-based peer support - and can enrich their recovery with the varied opportunities already available across the county.

We're funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and part of Double Impact, an addiction recovery charity working across Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire (Registered charity no. 1139865).

What’s going on?

There's always something on - a diverse mix of hybrid peer groups, creative workshops, and vocational training, regularly updated to reflect what Members actually want. Whether you'd rather be online or in the room, you'll find something that fits.

Start the Week & Peer Support

A hybrid check-in every Monday at 11:00 - and face-to-face peer support on Wednesdays for when you want to be with people.

Learning & Skills

Through partnerships with West Notts College and other learning providers, you can build real skills at your own pace - including Confidence Building and Intro to Social Enterprise.

Something Different

Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings - choose and discuss recovery-themed topic groups to support and enhance your recovery.

Socials

Group visits to places of interest across Notts, family picnics, local walks - the ordinary stuff that makes life feel fuller.

Monday

Peer Support
Zoom Only

11am - 12pm


Tuesday

Smart Recovery Face to Face

11am - 12.30pm

Gardening Activity Group

12.30pm - 3pm


Wednesday

Peer Support
Zoom/Face to face hybrid

11am - 12pm


Thursday

Peer Support
Zoom/Face to face hybrid

11am - 12pm

West Nottingham College
IT for the terrified

1pm - 3pm


Friday

Something for the weekend
Zoom/Face to face hybrid

1.30pm - 2.30pm


Alcoholics Anonymous

Friday
7.30pm - 9pm

Independently organised mutual aid meetings take place on Friday’s - Ask for more details

Because recovery happens together