Jericho House

We work with individuals who find themselves left vulnerable due to addiction, domestic violence or homelessness. We build on our experience gained from working in these areas over the past thirty years. Our services are open to all irrespective of class, creed, colour, religion, or sexual orientation.
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Jericho House:

We work with individuals who find themselves left vulnerable due to addiction, domestic violence or homelessness. We build on our experience gained from working in these areas over the past thirty years. Our services are open to all irrespective of class, creed, colour, religion, or sexual orientation.

We work with individuals who find themselves left vulnerable due to addiction, domestic violence or homelessness. We build on our experience gained from working in these areas over the past thirty years. Our services are open to all irrespective of class, creed, colour, religion, or sexual orientation.

Derby

Jericho House is a 9-Bed residential addiction recovery project that provides a holistic approach to drug addiction with elements of housing support and re-settlement. It supports service users in achieving the highest quality of life and in realizing their full potential.

Our Service users are

Single males aged 18 and over with a history of drug dependency. The Service users must be capable of active participation in the cognitive elements of the programme, and be genuinely motivated towards addressing all aspects of their addiction and utilizing the support from the fully trained and qualified staff team.

We are

An Abstinence Based Recovery project employing both group work and one-to-one sessions and, through our Key working system, focusing on person-centred planning.

We have Regular Reviews (allowing for inter-agency attendance),

  • a Service User involvement Group,
  • a Family Support Group,
  • and Parenting classes;

the programme includes

  • Education (core skills),
  • Leisure/sports activities,
  • Complimentary Therapies,
  • and our widely acclaimed Drama-based therapy.

A range of counseling methods is used in our person-centred work. Resettlement Support is an important provision of our recovery program which may extend to six months or more.

Jericho House provides as Safe Drug Free Environment and service-users are expected to participate fully in a structured house programme and to adhere to the House’s Code of Conduct. Further Rules and Regulations are outlined in the Service Agreement.

After Care

Jericho House runs a daily After-Care group. Ex-Service Users can access support from Jericho according to their needs, including One-to-One support (which is arranged by appointment). They can continue to attend the Family Support Group. The opportunity to participate in sports and leisure activities is also available. Ex-service users are very strongly encouraged to attend meetings of Narcotics Anonymous where they receive invaluable continued support. This allows for self-evaluation and commitment to recovery through espousing and practising those values essential to fulfilling personal potential. Integral to our ongoing support and aftercare programme, we offer re-settlement through the supported accommodation route initially, achieving full independent living within the family unit and wider community, as the final tier of the individuals four-tier programme of recovery, when their primary residential stage has been successfully completed. Access to further education and retraining opportunities with support to find gainful full time employment are also integral to our aftercare program.

We offer a free service to the suffering addict who has a genuine desire to gain freedom from active addiction and who is motivated to that goal with the objective a achieving an independent lifestyle within the family unit and wider community as productive and responsible family members and members of society.

Jericho House Derby is on the local Council’s Approved Providers List and our service is monitored and inspected on a regular basis.

We accept referrals from:

  • G.P.s
  • Hospitals and Health services
  • from DAAT and DIP teams
  • Social services
  • Probation services
  • HMP CARATS Teams and other criminal justice departments
  • Family Support services and outside agencies and service providers
  • self-help fellowships
  • by direct self-referral

Funding may be made available from the applicant’s Local Authority. This is subject to assessment by their Care Manager. For those on Benefits, the funding is made up of a combination of housing costs and funding from the referring agency.

For further information or to book an assessment or to speak to one of our trained staff please contact:

JERICHO HOUSE
1087 LONDON ROAD
ALVASTON
DERBY
DE24 8PZ
TEL : 01332 757737

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