"My name is Mark and I am an addict. In the past, this is something I've refused to accept and later became ashamed to admit. Although I'm not exactly proud of it, today I understand it's what I am. For me, there is no longer any stigma attached. I feel blessed to be able to share my experiences, hopes and strengths. Not only does it keep me clean, but, God willing, it may save another lost soul."

[An excerpt from his personal story]

Our Volunteers: Mark Drewett

Mark is enjoying recovery from addiction after becoming a Christian and completing the RAPt 12-step drug rehabilitation programme. He is serving a sentence in HMP Bullingdon where he offers support to other addicted prisoners. He uses his experiences to help others find their own path.

My story part 3

Where I am now

Dear God

A tribute to God for his role in my life and recovery

Reflections

My 12-step recovery

Mark's personal story part one

Mark's personal story part two

Breakin' Out

A poem I wrote and read out at my graduation from the RAPt rehab.


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