I first picked up a drink when I was about 9 years old. I remember pestering my mum to give me a drink. Drinking alcohol was very normal in my family and me and my brother was given alcohol when we were young, also I was told that my dummy used to get dipped into alcohol. My grandmother used to say it made a child strong....
RAPt publishes a position statement welcoming the principles behind the Government's Rehabilitation Revolution, and suggesting how these should be applied to improve services during a time of austerity.
We work with 13,000 people a year who have substance misuse issues. Many of those we help are some of the most challenging people in society, including prisoners and ex-offenders.
RAPt celebrates 21st Anniversary
Find out more about one of the many ways in which RAPt will celebrate 21 years of groundbreaking work in the field of substance abuse within both prison and the community.
We are a charity committed to preventing crime and destructive behaviour, and helping people reach their potential. As well as other services, we are the largest provider of intensive drug treatment programmes in prisons.
RAPt Team Honoured with Prestigious Commendation by The Butler Trust Alcohol Dependency Treatment Programme (ADTP) Team at HMP Bullingdon recognised by The Butler Trust.
New York Marathon runner Jamie Stuart races to success Congratulations and thank you to first time marathon runner Jamie Stuart on his incredible achievement in aid of RAPt
Recovery is not just a rebranding exercise Read the article by our Development Director in September's issue of Drink and Drug News
Number of alcohol-dependent prisoners ‘much higher than thought’ Mike Trace in Public Finance magazine says that PCTs need to ensure that they know ‘what the level of need is’.