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Aims
Sorted's aims are to promote access to stable and quality drug and alcohol recovery reintegration, motivation and life skills services for men, women and young people from the wider Edinburgh area. Our clients may have experienced physical and mental ill health due to substance misuse relating to drugs and/or alcohol and associated criminal behaviour. The Sorted Project aims to prevent their exclusion from the world of work, education, volunteering and training by assisting with reintegration and improving motivation and life skills. On the pathway of recovery, The Sorted Project works with clients at the post-treatment, pre-employability stage.
Integrated Service Delivery Strategy
When becoming established as an independent project, Sorted worked hard to develop a unique Integrated Service Delivery Strategy, which now underpins our ethos to engage with the broadest possible range of clients.
Click here to read more about Sorted’s Integrated Service Delivery Strategy
Partnerships
Sorted has a broad reach into one of the most socially excluded and isolated groups through a partnership approach. Our partners include representatives from the voluntary and statutory sectors, the private sector and our communities. We realise that one size does not fit all, which is why we offer group, one to one and outreach and signposting provision. This is a unique aspect of our service and in particular the follow up service we provide, lasts until the client moves on to their next stage.
Change
Referencing Prochaska & DiClemente's Stages Of Change model, we work with clients who are at the contemplation/decision/action stage. We maintain strong partnerships with referral agencies should clients require support due to lapse or relapse. We ensure clients receive appropriate support for their needs.
Results
The Sorted Project is a focussed project and has high expectations of clients. Each client develops an action plan to work to and their plan is regularly evaluated in order to ensure their progress can be monitored. This is not only motivating for the client, but for Sorted staff too. The recovery journey is often a long one and it is crucial to keep motivation up. The action plan is an excellent tool which demonstrates measured progress and positive outcomes.

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Sorted Life Skills Programmes

Emotional Intelligence:

Social interaction and awareness
Building & maintaining relationships
Basic communication skills
Life Planning


Confidence building:

Exploring self-esteem
Building models of confidence
Life balance


Communication:

Body Language
Listening skills
Memory skills


Healthy Eating:

Food and mood
Basic recipe & menu planning
Basic budgeting

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