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Helping men get Back on Track in Bristol, UK
Our Current Timetable
Daily Support Available, 52 weeks of the year.
Trauma recovery doesn't take bank holidays, and neither do we
- we're there when it's needed the most.
The BoT timetable is flexible, adapting to seasonal changes, staff availability, and the evolving needs of the men we support. Our approach is that individuals should come as they are to be a part of something, not apart from it, and leave as they mean to go on.
A printer friendly copy of the timetable is available to download here
'It's about providing stability but not expecting perfection - an honest, human approach'
The BoT community is a safe, judgment-free space for people working through challenges. This is what we give, but what we also expect in return:
1. Judgment-Free Zone
- Open to everyone, regardless of where they are in their journey.
- No shaming for slips or struggles - support comes first.
2. No Pressure to Be Perfect
- Harm reduction is the focus, abstinence is the ideal.
- It’s about making better choices, not perfect ones.
- Acknowledge that progress looks different for everyone.
3. Supportive Environment
- Peer support from people with shared experiences.
- Guidance and resources to encourage positive change.
4. No Harm to Self, No Harm to Others
- While the space is safe, it’s not completely unstructured - have clear boundaries and respect those of others.
- Harmful or unsafe behaviour may result in being asked to leave temporarily for the safety of the group.
5. Flexible Approach
- Meet people where they are - whether they’re aiming for full recovery, harm reduction or just looking for support to get through today.
- Activities like meals, walks, or workshops are designed to foster connection, not for adversity - join in!
NB: All locations and spaces are generously provided to us at no cost, the practitioners voluntarily give their time, and all shared meals are alternately supplied by The Scrandit, Beast Butchers and Fareshare South West. This means that every penny raised goes direct to the sufferers on the street.