our mission We believe in recovery.

our mission We believe that everyone has the potential for positive and lasting change.

our mission We believe that effective advice, support and treatment enables people to live happy and fulfilling lives.

our mission We provide guidance to the people who need our services, their families and our wider communities.

our mission We provide advice, support and treatment that helps people fulfil their potential as they move from being dependent to living independently and making positive contributions to all aspects of community living.

our mission We believe that the patterns of negative behaviour can be changed.

our vision We aspire to be innovative.

our vision We will deliver services that allow us to be recognised centres of excellence.

our vision We aim for a significant reduction in the number of people who need our services.

our values Ambition - We are ambitious and we encourage ambition, this provides the determination that leads to higher achievement.

our values Trust - Good relationships thrive on trust. We treat everyone with respect and equality. We want to earn the right to be trusted and we will trust.

our values Community - We believe that complex challenges can only be overcome when we all work together. We are committed to working with everyone without limitation.

our values Diversity - We want our workforce to reflect the diversity of the society we live in. We believe this encourages creativity, flexibility and innovation.

our values Integrity - We are clear about our principles and expectations. This can be seen in the decisions we make and the courage we show in standing up for our beliefs.

our values Creativity - We seek to be characterised by originality, imagination, expression and care. We believe that a creative approach fosters a creative response.

our values Excellence - We care more than others think is wise, we risk more than others think is safe and we expect more than others think is possible. Our pursuit is to excel.

Reflections, insights and views of a former service user and his partner

Please find in this section short excerpts from a recent Radio Wiltshire interview of a former New Highway client and his non drug using partner. Both have given their permission for us to use their past experience on our website for which we are very grateful.

Title	Play	Size	Length
Memories: reflections of feelings and emotions from a former heroin addict		1.5 MB	1:36 min
Prison: how even going to prison can be positive for a heroin addict		1.5 MB	1:40 min
Community treatment: how the right community treatment can help recovery		1.1 MB	1:12 min
Recovery: ending medication is only the start of recovery		0.6 MB	0:41 min
Family: living with a drug addict		3.2 MB	3:32 min
Family: having a child with a drug addict		2 MB	2:08 min
Drug free: starting life again		1.1 MB	1:10 min

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