We’re passing on our congratulations to Salisbury Football Club for a successful season, after a ground-breaking partnership with the Whites has raised more than £16,000.
The owner of Salisbury FC, Ali Alhamad, visited ALABARÉ’s Somewhere Safe to Go drop-in service to hear how proceeds from the club’s bar have been assisting our drug and alcohol addiction programme.
When Gavin first arrived at Alabaré, he was on heavy methadone, now he has set a goal to be free from it by the end of the year. Gavin attributes Boots on the Ground activities for helping him get this far.
As Salisbury FC begin their home campaign for the 2025/26 season, Alabaré’s ground-breaking link-up with them officially begins!
Neil says he was a total mess when he moved in, but he says that our support changed his life, helping him get doctors appointments and onto a drug programme.
Over the years, his chaotic lifestyle meant Stu had lost touch with his family, but through staff assisting in him setting up social media accounts, he has been able to reconnect with his brother.
Over the years, being an alcoholic has played a large part in Jimmy losing his home, two wives, and contact with his grown-up children following six years in the Royal Air Force, which he left in 1986.
Robert spent the majority of his adult life with an addiction to drugs. He attempted to get clean multiple times but says that although he could get medical help to stop physically using the drugs, he couldn’t get help processing the anguish he was trying to escape.
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