Make a Referral
Please note - We are currently unable to accept any new referrals from individuals outwith our current network due to the over demand of our services. We are working hard behind the scenes everyday to create a more sustainable model which will allow us to reopen our referral portal to the general public again soon. We are sorry for any inconvenience. If you are in need of immediate help please see one of the below services.
What is a Referral and How Does it Work?
If you, or someone you know, could benefit from attending a Fire & Peace activity you can get in touch with us to make a referral.
Once we have received your completed referral form we will begin to assess whether or not we believe you/the referee would benefit from taking part in a Fire & Peace programme. An in-person or telephone meeting will be arranged with one of our members of staff to discuss your referral. Then if we come to the shared agreement that Fire & Peace is the right fit for you at this stage in your recovery journey then we will look to find a space for you/the referee on one of our upcoming trips.
Who Can I Refer?
Everybody’s journey is different and depending on which programme you are looking to attend our requirements vary slightly however these are some of the main things we take into consideration when considering new referrals.
The referee must meet the following 5 requirements of our Safe Space policy:
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Be committed to their personal recovery journey.
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Be in remission from illegal substance and/or alcohol use and not currently using illicit drugs.
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Be showing committed signs towards significantly reducing/eliminating any destructive behaviours or involvement in destructive activities.
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Be comfortable within larger group settings.
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Be willing and able to listen to other participants' recovery stories.
If you, or the person you are referring, meets all of the above criteria please fill out our referral form bellow and a member of our team will be in touch with you shortly.
Further Support Resources
Free and confidential phone service for anyone in the UK, open 24/7.
Telephone number: 116 123.
Free and confidential, phone and web chat service for anyone in Scotland over the age of 16 experiencing low mood, depression or anxiety.
Open Weekdays: Monday-Thursday 6pm to 2am and Weekend: Friday 6pm-Monday 6am.
Telephone number: 0800 83 85 87
