Support sessions at the Huggard

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Huggard: Structured Support Sessions for Clients and Professionals

Huggard continues to offer a series of targeted support sessions for clients and professionals. The programme includes the following recurring groups and training opportunities:

Feeding Recovery Group – Monthly sessions, with the first scheduled for Friday 25 July 2025. Frequency may increase subject to demand.
Peer Support Group – Weekly sessions every Monday. On the first Monday of each month, representatives from Alcoholics Anonymous attend to offer additional input.
Prison Leaver Support Group – Held fortnightly. The next session will take place on Friday 25 July 2025.
NSP Training for External Professionals – Delivered monthly to professionals outside Huggard. The next available training session is on Thursday 8 August 2025.

Attendance at Huggard is strictly intended for participation in the scheduled activities listed above. Sessions are not open for general drop-in or informal socialising.

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