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Employment Opportunity within ADP Support Team for A Recovery Coordinator
An exciting opportunity for a candidate with strong interpersonal, community engagement and coordination skills to make a real difference to people and communities in Aberdeenshire affected by alcohol and drugs.
The successful candidate will actively engage with recovery communities, families, young people, community groups and partner organisations to understand local needs, strengths, gaps and opportunities. The post holder will work to strengthen recovery connections, increase peer-led support and develop visible recovery activity across Aberdeenshire.
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We’re building a network of people from across Aberdeenshire who want to use their direct lived or living experience of alcohol or drug use — personally or through supporting someone else — to help improve services, strengthen communities, and influence decisions to reflect real experiences. Every contribution matters, whether you take part occasionally or more regularly. You choose what feels right for you.
YOUR VOICE HAS POWER LETS HELP SHAPE REAL CHANGE
Click the link to register or alternatively, you can call Amanda the Experiential Lead on 07345768295
We are inviting people with lived and living experience of accessing treatment, family members (or nominated representatives), and service providers to take part in interviews as part of the evaluation of Scotland’s National Mission on drugs.
This is an opportunity to share your experiences of accessing, delivering, or supporting treatment and services. Your views are incredibly important. By taking part, you will help us understand what is working well, what could be improved, and what needs to change.
The aim of this evaluation is not just to reflect on progress, but to shape future decisions and improvements. Your voice can directly influence how services are developed, delivered, and funded moving forward.
Interviews will be confidential, respectful, and focused on learning from real experiences. Whether your experience has been positive, challenging, or somewhere in between, we want to hear from you.
Interested in taking part or would like more information
Please get in touch by contacting our Experiential Lead directly Amanda Stephen amanda.stephen@aberdeenshire.gov.uk or call 07345768295
ADP Lived Experience Panel Member – Click here for further details
Step In Peer Volunteer (Drugs and Alcohol Services) – Click here for further details
WHO IS THIS SURVEY FOR?
The survey is for practitioners with knowledge and/or experience of supporting women experiencing homelessness and problem substance use.
This is University of Stirling online survey to contribute towards improving the understanding of the health needs of women experiencing co-occurring homelessness and problem substance use in Scotland. The findings from this survey will be used to improve the knowledge and understanding related to the health of women experiencing co-occurring homelessness and problem substance use in Scotland. Moreover the findings will inform future research in this area.
You can access the survey here