Helping people believe in their ability to succeed by driving opportunity

As reintegration is so vital for wellbeing and relapse prevention, in 2011 we set up Coffee Ethic. Coffee Ethic offered people the opportunity to learn new skills and build confidence through a volunteering programme of training and personal development. This helped lead them down the path of reintegration back into paid employment and society.

Unfortunately, Coffee Ethic closed its doors on the 1st May 2024. It was a difficult decision and one we did not take lightly.

We are still committed to offering our clients the opportunity to learn new skills and build confidence through a volunteering programme of training and personal development. We still work with local businesses and agencies to provide our clients with a pathway of volunteering, giving them experience to enter paid work. We also aim to increase understanding and awareness around recovery within local communities and will continue to do this through our other services.

How we helped people

We wanted our volunteers to fulfill their potential and we worked together to overcome the effects of addiction, including fear, exclusion, insecurity and loneliness. We also wanted to increase understanding and awareness around recovery within local communities by highlighting the benefits of our reintegration programme.