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2.1 Health and Wellbeing To advance the health and wellbeing of people in Scotland who are affected by alcohol and drug use, mental health challenges, poverty and social isolation, helping them to improve or maintain their wellbeing and recovery. 2.2 Citizenship and Community Development To advance citizenship and community development, by promoting the active participation of people with lived and living experience of recovery in decision-making, volunteering, and civic life, ensuring recovery is recognised as a human right and a community asset. 2.3 Relief of Need To relieve those in need by reason of ill-health, disability, or social and economic disadvantage, by providing opportunities for connection, mutual aid, and access to recovery-supportive resources. 2.4 Arts, Culture, and Heritage To advance the arts, culture, and heritage, by developing and delivering alcohol-free events and creative activities that bring communities together, celebrate recovery, and reduce stigma. 2.5 Equality and Human Rights To promote equality and human rights, by embedding participation, inclusion, and empowerment of people with lived and living experience of recovery within community and service structures.