⚽ Charity Football Tournament 2026 – Derby Racecourse We’re delighted to invite you to our Charity 5-a-side Football Tournament, taking place at Derby Racecourse on Friday 11th September 2026, in support of The Living Recovery Foundation – Jericho House Derby. 📅 Friday 11th September 2026 🕙 10:00am – 3:00pm 📍 Derby Racecourse, DE21 6AJ It’s set to be a fantastic day of football, fundraising and bringing the local business community together and everyone is welcome to come along and support! We’d like to say a massive thank you to all the businesses supporting the event: Acute Business Advisory The Living Recovery Foundation – Neil Ainslie / Jericho House Derby Nelsons Solicitors DJH Derbyshire Institute of Sport Opus Restructuring & Insolvency Your support is helping us make the day possible and, most importantly, helping us raise funds for a great cause. ❤️ 🙌 Come along and support! You don’t need to be playing to get involved. Bring your colleagues, friends and family along, support the teams, enjoy the atmosphere and help us make the day a success. 💙 Donations are open to everyone Even if you can’t make it on the day, you can still support the cause by making a donation. Every donation, no matter how big or small, can make a difference. ⚽ Want to get involved? There are three ways you can support: ENTER A TEAM | SPONSOR THE EVENT | DONATE & SUPPORT 📞 01332 498318 📧 marketing@acutebusiness.co.uk We’d love to see as many businesses, teams, supporters and members of the local community there as possible. Let’s make it a fantastic day for football, fundraising and supporting The Living Recovery Foundation! ⚽❤️ #ABA #CharityFootball #FootballTournament #Derby #Derbyshire #5ASide #Fundraising #CharityEvent #BusinessCommunity

Five years drink and drug free 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 Five years ago Yesterday, I arrived at Jericho House, a broken man. Relationships with my family were hanging on by a thread. I didn’t know much about how Jericho worked. I had heard from people who had gone there and they told me that it was a special place. Today, I can say that proudly myself. I arrived at Jericho knowing only that I didn’t want to take drugs anymore. I didn’t want to hurt my family anymore, and I desperately wanted to change how I was living. I just didn’t know how to change it. I didn’t feel worthy of living a good and happy life. I hated myself for who and what I had become. All the staff, volunteers, and my peers got around me and showed me love, respect, and dignity that I had for a long time craved. I was reassured that if I followed what was suggested for me to do, then I would be alright. I was guided from start to finish and told that my life would be amazing and good things were going to come my way. They were right. My daughter and I have a really good relationship, and I am a proud grandad of a beautiful little girl. Jericho House believed in me when everyone else had to pull away from me to protect their own peace of mind. They helped me to achieve my level 3 in adult social care. They taught me how to give back to my community and to be of service to others. They helped me to get a home of my own and helped guide me into work. I currently work within the field of addiction and try to use what I have been taught to help others. I try to be active and play walking football, and I have found my love for the game again that I lost. The staff and volunteers do an amazing job. My family and I will be eternally grateful to them for enabling me to be a good father, son, and brother. Thank you all at Jericho House. I love you all ❤️🙏 ……….. What an amazing achievement and yet more proof that there is a solution out there if you tap into the appropriate support and guidance Well done deano, we are all proud of you ❤️❤️❤️ BBC Derby Toyota UK Derbyshire Constabulary University of Derby Foundation Derbyshire The National Lottery Community Fund Derby City Council Derby College Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Catherine Atkinson