Hi, How Can We Help You?
  • Call Us: 07708 110 559

East Ayrshire Recovery Network

East Ayrshire Recovery Network

Bringing together recovery organisations and helping people overcome issues with drug and alcohol

EAR POD

East Ayrshire Recovery Podcast (EAR POD) brings real life stories to you, our listeners, about recovery. These stories share hope and encouragement to access your own form of support in East Ayrshire.

Whether you are currently using alcohol or drugs and need support, are a family member that has been affected by a loved one’s alcohol or drug use, have had past or previous justice involvement, have experienced homelessness or began using alcohol or drugs after a period of non-use – these podcast are our gift to you, the story of real people and real life experiences.

Latest News

Walking Football – Cumnock

Walking football is now taking place every Friday in Cumnock Juniors grounds, Cumnock, between 12noon – 1pm. Come along and improve your mental and physical health with Derek King from … Continue reading Walking Football – Cumnock

Welcome to our site!

Welcome to East Ayrshire Recovery Network

View Our Latest Events Calendar

Bringing recovery groups and organisations together

EARN was established in February 2020 with the purpose of bringing recovery focused groups across East Ayrshire together. This website provides an accessible central point for anyone looking for information on how to begin their journey to recovery.

     Overcoming a Drug Problem

     Overcoming an alcohol problem

    Supporting Someone

Support Providers

01563 571533
Kilmarnock Carers Centre 20 The Forgate KA1 1LU
01290 426 973
Ayr Road Depot, Cumnock KA18 1EF
01563 555 671
NWKAC Western Road Kilmarnock KA3 1NQ

Supporting people to
overcome problematic alcohol
and drug misuse and
promoting recovery

EARN was founded in 2020 to act as a forum to bring various recovery groups and organisations across East Ayrshire together. EARN will facilitate the sharing of ideas, resources and knowledge among groups with similar goals and help to promote recovery in the area. We will also act as a platform to present ideas relating to delivery of recovery activity and strategy to decision making bodies.

Naloxone – Reversing the effects of overdose.

Naloxone is a prescription medication that is used to temporarily reverse the effects of opioids and opiates. Naloxone blocks the opioid receptors in the brain. It can reverse the effects of overdose for approximately 20-40 minutes until emergency services arrive.