The Living Recovery Foundation

Jericho House Derby

We are The Living Recovery Foundation, a registered charity founded to fill the need created after the ending of the Jericho Society. Our goal is to support individuals on their journey of recovery and long-term wellbeing. After the incredible work done by the Jericho Society, we knew there still remained the need for continued care, community connection, and holistic support here in Derby.

Born from that need, The Living Recovery Foundation was established to fill the gap -offering structured after-care, personal development opportunities, and community-based support for those affected and rebuilding their lives.

We believe recovery is about more than just not using drugs and other substances, it’s about learning to live again. That’s why we focus on providing real-world tools for healing, emotional resilience, social re-connection, and self-worth. Whether it’s through peer mentoring, community outreach, family engagement, or skill-building programs, our mission is to walk alongside people as they discover their strength and write new stories for their future.

We are The Living Recovery Foundation, a registered charity founded to fill the need created after the ending of the Jericho Society. Our goal is to support individuals on their journey of recovery and long-term wellbeing. After the incredible work done by the Jericho Society, we knew there still remained the need for continued care, community connection, and holistic support here in Derby.

Born from that need, The Living Recovery Foundation was established to fill the gap -offering structured after-care, personal development opportunities, and community-based support for those affected and rebuilding their lives.

We believe recovery is about more than just not using drugs and other substances, it’s about learning to live again. That’s why we focus on providing real-world tools for healing, emotional resilience, social re-connection, and self-worth. Whether it’s through peer mentoring, community outreach, family engagement, or skill-building programs, our mission is to walk alongside people as they discover their strength and write new stories for their future.

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2 year achievement ⭐🏆 My name is Tom, I am 32 years old. I used to drink alcohol from an early age & got introduced to cocaine in my early 20’s I knew quite quickly it was going to be an issue for me because I enjoyed how it made me feel. From then I got into using prescription drugs. They too changed the way I felt giving me a false sense of confidence and before I knew it I couldn’t stop using them along with cocaine and alcohol. I lost countless jobs, cars, friends & relationships due to my addiction. I ended up homeless in the burton. I came to Jericho house on the 14/02/2024 broken. During my time there they taught me how to live a life without the use of drink and drugs and gave me hope for the future. My daughter Luna was born when I was 5 months into my treatment and the staff made sure I was present at the birth as well as letting me spend the first night with my daughter when she’d got home. I completed my treatment, did the aftercare program and started volunteering for them. I was lucky enough to get a job offer working in a rehab helping others as Jericho house helped me. Today I am 2 years clean thanks to Jericho House 🙏🏻❤️❤️ #unityisourstrengh #livedexperiencerecoveryorganisation #ChangeIsReal #HopeLivesHere

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4 days ago

Over 800 people directly supported in Greenock and that’s before you even begin to count the families whose lives were restored alongside them. Add to that the successes in Dundee and their families. The work in Derby and the families rebuilt there. Projects in Nottingham, Northampton and Grantham. A housing project in Derby. A project supporting young people caught up in county lines in Nottingham. When you step back and look at it properly, the scale of what Michael and his team have built over the last 25 years is remarkable. And the truth is, much of it has been done with very little help, very little funding, and very little recognition. What they’ve really done is set off a chain reaction. One person gets well. One family heals. That person then goes on to help others. Communities shift. Narratives change. They’ve quietly proved that real, lasting change is far more possible than most people think … when the right conditions are created and the right support is put in place. That kind of work might not always make headlines, but its impact runs deep. Please share These guys deserve a medal 🏆

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