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Addiction Recovery course
3 spaces are now available!
 

The Recovery programme

The Recovery programme is a community based addiction recovery programme based at the Victory Centre in Portswood.  Although Christian based it is open to men and women of any faith or no belief system.  Started in July 2017 with a fully qualified, experienced addiction recovery manager, clients are given the tools, support, counselling and mentoring to enable them to live addiction free, to achieve their goal, regain their place in society and to become employable.  We have an excellent success rate.

The client works through the programme at his/her own pace, choosing how long to sign up for,  with the minimum being 3 months.  Each of the 4 stages of the programme lasts 12 weeks.   On each stage of the journey the client is supported.  As the programme is community based, support is also available to the client’s family and can be available once the client has completed the programme. 

Objective:
  • Equip people to live a new life
  • Enable people with addictions to be set free from addictive lifestyles , become employable and to be restored to their families.

The programme is
  • structured
  • happens daily
  • involves recovery and therapeutic intervention

Benefits of a day recovery programme:
  • Daily life issues can be confronted and worked through as they arise in a safe environment
  • Cost-effective
  • It's possible to work with the service-user's family and enable them to build a strong, effective local support network which is essential for sustained recovery
  • Opportunity for building communities of recovery in Southampton 

Timetable  includes:
  • Key working with individual service users
  • Mentoring and counselling
  • Education (if appropriate) : i.e. Maths, English, IT (plus 1 to 1 tuition for service users with dyslexia)
  • Therapies i.e. art, sport and music 
  • Life skills: i.e. money management, hygiene, parenting skills etc. 
  • Toxic thinking workshops
  • Daily thought for the day and weekly worship
  • Facilitation groups (where service users can share issues arising in their recovery in a safe and positive environment)
  • Shared lunch, prepared by service users
  • Client days out
  • Preparing for special events
  • Opportunities for voluntary work placements and further education
  • Signing in and signing out sessions

Addictions covered:  gambling, self-harm, prescription drugs, cannabis/cocaine/crack, over-the-counter medications, sex addiction/pornography, video games/computer, body building/excessive exercise, steroids, job (workaholism), eating disorders, phobias, social media, television, shopping, high risk sports, alcoholism, smoking, tobacco, aerosol/thinners/solvents etc.

Programme supplier:
We partner with
ISAAC International (International Substance Abuse and Addiction Coalition).

Joining details: 
 If you would like to be considered for a place  please fill in the referral_form_v1.pdf and return this to us at: The Manager, Living-Recovery, The Victory Centre, 154-156 Portswood Road, Southampton SO17 2NH or call the Living-Recovery Manager on 07736167600.   If you'd to volunteer as part of our team please contact the Living-Recovery Manager via the above address.  If you would like to donate to this project please see our donate page or for any further details please email the project co-ordinator: Rev Margaret Hague, at
vhrc@victory.uk.net   



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Celebrating the success of 9 months clean and sober and the completion of an external week-long course for the provision of part-time employment.
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Celebrating a client's birthday who is also now 8 months clean and sober

Two  Living-Recovery clients enrolling for a course at Southampton City College
Their first experience of college. 

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ISAAC regional meeting held at Victory in June 2018 enabling us to connect with others in the field of addiction.

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  • Home
  • About us
    • The soup run
    • ''pit-stop'' drop-in day centre
    • The Elijah Project - evening recovery course
    • The Recovery programme
    • Research
  • Gallery
    • Basement plan
    • Gallery
  • Donate
  • Vacancies
  • Events
  • Newsletters
  • Contact us
  • Data Protection
  • New Page
  • event