Young Adults

The Young Adult Stream (YA) offers courses to those aged 18-30 years old. These courses are co-produced and taught by Young Adults. Courses are focused on YA specific issues. Some examples of previous courses are: Understanding Family Dynamics, Make-up and Mindfulness, LGBTQ+ and Identity, Transitions at Work, and Uni.

There is a big % of YA in Tower Hamlets who are not accessing Mental Health Services. The YA Stream is a safe space for Young Adults to access a service where they feel heard and supported. 

Our Young Adult Social is a weekly group that is runs every Wednesday from 5:30pm - 7:30pm at Tower Hamlets Recovery College, 86 Old Montague Street, E15NN.

This a chill space where Young Adults can gather to chat, play board games/video games, watch movies, prep and eat food and just generally get to know other Young Adults from in the community.

This is a casual commitment free space so no need to attend for the whole session or come every week, come as little or often as feels good to you.

Call up and ask to be added to the text reminders list to get updates about the Young Adult Social and weekly messages.

We hope to see you there!

Check out our TikTok and give us a follow, you won't regret it! On our feed, you'll find the general day-to-day operations of the college, staff, and student interviews, educational content, trend participation, and the team having all kinds of fun! Just like a day at the Recovery College condensed into a short video.

Our TikTok is still very young, only starting in June 2023, so we'd love to hear what kind of content you'd like to see from us. I hope to see you scrolling around our page soon!

Are you a Young Adult and want to get involved in the Tower Hamlets Recovery College but don't know where to start? An Individual Learning Plan (ILP) can help! An ILP is a sit down with our one of our ILP mentors, who will support you with any concerns, goals, and aspirations you have. 

We also offer Personal Health Budgets through our ILPs. A PHB is an amount of NHS money that is given to students to support their Recovery Goals.