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Sheffield Addiction Recovery Research Panel (ShARRP)

What is the Sheffield Addiction Recovery Research Panel?

The Sheffield Addiction Recovery Research Panel (ShARRP) is a group comprised mainly of people with personal experience of dependent/problematic drug and alcohol use as well as carers, partners or relatives of those who have had problems with drugs or alcohol and/or have used treatment services in Sheffield.

Who can become a member of the panel?

Anyone with personal experience can join the group e.g.; current and ex-service users from any drug and alcohol services, carers, partners or relatives of those who have had problems with drugs or alcohol and/or have links with treatment and support services in Sheffield.

If this sounds like something that is of interest to you, you can find more details about the group and how you can become a member on the ShARRP Twitter page - twitter.com/ShARRPresearch