The ‘Wired In To Recovery’ Community is run by Wired In, a unique initiative launched over ten years ago by Professor David Clark as a way of empowering people to tackle substance use problems.

Wired In aims to:

• Provide information and tools that help people better understand and use the options they have to overcome the problems caused by their own, or a loved one’s, substance use;
• Develop and maintain online and real world recovery communities that help people find their pathway to recovery, and receive and provide support, and act as a forum for recovery advocacy;
• Develop education and training packages that help improve recovery support and treatment services in the community;
• Help reduce prejudice towards people with substance use problems and their families, to create a society that better facilitates recovery from substance use problems.

Wired In has established itself globally as a unique grassroots initiative through a wide range of activities.

We have developed an exceptionally high profile information infrastructure, and a strong and trusting relationship with people affected by substance use problems, their families, practitioners, peer supporters and researchers.

Wired In works very closely with other organisations and groups, in order to facilitate the recovery journeys of individuals, families and communities, as well as recovery advocacy movements around the world.

You might like to read the story of Wired In to date. Please check out our Charter, a set of key principles that influence how we operate. And meet our team, Advisory Board and Partners.

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