Our objectives are to help both Active and Recovering Addicts no matter what their circumstances, to maintain their Sobriety and Abstinence. We will assist in raising the awareness of addiction as a disease to family members, loved ones and the general public. We will educate those unaware to the fact that addiction is in fact a medical illness as opposed to an individual’s weakness. Ultimately we will make addiction easier to accept and confront. In brief we will:

• Educate
• Support
• Provide Respite
• Assist Sustained Recovery

The Recovery Network plans to become the centre of excellence in the field of addiction. We will cover addictions to drugs, alcohol, gambling, shopping, sex & relationships , exercise and eating disorders.

The Recovery Network will be the first interactive television channel in the UK to provide real time education and social assistance to anyone affected by addiction. The company is establishing an interactive television channel and streamed internet platform. Our primary purpose is to:

1. Provide support and guidance to addicts and recovering addicts no matter what their circumstances, in order to assist them in maintaining their sobriety and recovery.
2. Offer support to family members and loved ones, who themselves, are often overlooked as victims of this family illness.
3. Raise awareness within the general public of the disease of addiction and to educate those unaware that addiction is in fact, a medical illness as opposed to an individual’s weakness.
4. Produce a television and internet format that will provide additional help to both active and recovering addicts alike, within their own homes. Both the television and internet platforms will broadcast the types of therapy and discussion groups that until now have only been available to addicts in treatment centres and/or to those who are willing to physically attend fellowship meetings.
5. The Recovery Network is not intended to act as a substitute or replacement for any existing fellowships that a recovering addict is currently a member of. Our aim is to compliment existing fellowships and to assist those not currently engaged with an existing organisation.
6. Help recovering addicts to get through periods when the dangers of relapsing are at there highest. Although this can be at any time, the obvious pressures are heightened during the evenings and unsociable hours. The Recovery Network will fill the gap in available support services and provide assistance on a 24-hour basis through the primary medium of television and the internet.

For more information specific to the type of programming and the functionality planned for the TV Network and internet site please use the ‘TV Network’ and ‘Internet Network’ links in the main navigation pane.