Highland and Islands Residential Recovery Centre

Highland and Islands Residential Recovery Centre is a small alcohol and drugs rehabilitation service located in Inverness, within the Highland council area. Operated by Church of Scotland trading as Crossreach, the centre provides six residential places for adults seeking support with substance dependency. At its most recent Care Inspectorate inspection in January 2026, the service achieved an average grade of Good, rated 4.2 out of 6 on the Care Inspectorate's quality scale.

The centre specialises in supporting individuals affected by alcohol dependency and drug dependency, providing a structured residential environment focused on recovery. As part of the Crossreach network, the service draws on a values-driven approach to care, offering residents a supportive community during their recovery journey.

With just six beds, the centre offers an intimate setting that allows for personalised, focused support. Its location in Inverness also makes it accessible to individuals across the Highlands and Islands seeking residential rehabilitation services.