Turning Point Inspiring Recovery

Looking for a supportive, non-judgemental space to live alcohol-free?

Turning Point Inspiring Recovery Wakefield runs 3 Alcohol Abstinence mutual aid groups where people come together to share experience, build confidence and support each other on their recovery journey.

Whether you are newly sober or maintaining long-term abstinence, you'll find understanding encouragement and real connection with others who get it.

Recovery doesn't have to be done alone - come along, be heard and take positive steps forward with us in Wakefield and Castleford.

We hope you can make it!

Next week, WX Wakefield will host the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt exhibition, as Wakefield becomes the first city outside London to welcome this powerful and important installation—and we’re proud to be part of it.
From 4–7 June, all 42 quilt blocks will be on display at WX Wakefield, alongside selected individual panels exhibited at locations across the city.
The UK AIDS Memorial Quilt represents more than 500 people lost to HIV and AIDS and is part of the world’s largest community art project, originally founded in the USA in 1985 by activist Cleve Jones. Created as both a memorial and a form of protest, the Quilt continues to raise awareness of HIV and its ongoing impact on individuals and communities today.

Some of the Turning Point Inspiring Recovery team will be at WX during lunchtime on 4th and 5th June, available to answer any questions about our service.

We’re really looking forward to visiting the exhibition and meeting lots of new people.



Find out more at https://wxwakefield.short.gy/Quilt