At New Leaf Recovery and Wellbeing College, we believe in the power of opportunity to transform lives. Whether you’re seeking meaningful employment, looking to invest in your personal recovery, or eager to get involved in co-productions and healthcare research, you’re in the right place. No matter where you are in your journey, our opportunities are here to help you take the next step toward a brighter future.
 |
👉 Why contribute?
Contributing is about empowerment, recovery, and impact – it supports you and your peers in many ways:
- Self-expression and creativity
- Supporting your own recovery
- Helping others
- Building confidence and purpose
- Skills development
- Leaving your mark
👉 Click on the image to the left to see more details about how you can benefit from contributing.
👉 Listen to this YouTube podcast about volunteering and mental health
|
 |
👉 Co-production Opportunities
These opportunities are for you to share your experience and help shape the College and our recovery-focused courses to benefit you and your peers.
Opportunities come and go often, so check back regularly for the latest information. Alternatively, you can 👉 consent to receive emails about involvement opportunities.
Current opportunities
|
 |
👉 Contribute to the E-Newsletter and Website
Build your confidence, develop new skills, and support others on their recovery journey by contributing to the College e-newsletter and website.
Upcoming dates
- 🗓️ Next content submission deadline [TBC]
- 🗓️ Next e-newsletter co-production meeting [Date TBC]
Make a difference
- 👉 Read our Info Pack – it explains why the newsletter matters, how it helps you and others, and how you can get involved.
Ready to start?
|
 |
👉 Student Development Programme
The 👉 Student Development Programme is an excellent opportunity to progress your recovery and achieve your personal goals — including volunteering, studying, or work.
It’s open to any student who wants to learn more about recovery, gain confidence, and take positive steps forward. The programme runs over several terms and is especially suitable for those who are currently in a place of recovery and want to continue growing.
Read student Transformations
|