9 years drink and Drug free and a life beyond his wildest imagination ⭐ A little over 9 years ago I was sleeping rough on the streets with little to no hope.. I lost my family and contact with my son.. I walked in to jericho house in January 2017 and ive never looked back since.. they took me in and showed me how to live life on its own terms.. recovery has given me the ability to keep walking forward no matter what.. And thats what I continue to do to this day.. can’t put in to words how grateful I am for the life ive got today.. im a responsible Father,Partner,Son,Uncle.. I continue to show up for life.. I wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for the love I was shown from the amazing staff at jericho house.. beautiful place #HopeLivesHere #ChangeIsReal #unityisourstrengh If you know anyone who needs help… Show them this post ♥️ If Stuart can do it then so can you
2 years drink and drug free 🏆♥️🔥 Hey everyone, I’m Jake. I’ve been battling drug and alcohol abuse since I was 16, and 12 years down the line it brought me to my knees. I never found a way to cope with life or my place in it. I believed I had severe mental health problems and that drugs were the only solution. It turns out I couldn’t have been more wrong. The people who love me the most saw me at my worst now they get to see me at my best. I turned two years clean on the 22nd of January, and my life has completely changed for the better. I’m now a volunteer at Jericho House, where I get the opportunity to give back while also receiving the ongoing support that’s got me where I am today. I also volunteer at Falcon Support Services supporting emotional wellbeing, where I run a DJ workshop and drum lessons. I’m in a band with my best mates Sons of Jericho We’ve played gigs, have more bookings lined up, won an award, and even went on the radio a few months back,it’s surreal. I’ve gone back to Derby College and am now in my second year studying maths, and life is going great. The relationships I have with my family today are stronger than they’ve ever been. I don’t harm them anymore, and that means the world to me. I’m just so happy. None of this would have been possible without Jericho House drug treatment project Derby (Living Recovery Foundation). I walked in there broken and petrified… I felt like a lost child. The team identified with me and my struggles, and I realised I wasn’t alone anymore. They guided me and told me some home truths that I needed to hear. I’ve realised my mental health struggles were a false belief, tangled in a web of denial, and that I could push past the fear, I just needed help. They taught me to step into fear and face everything to recover, and I try to live by that today. I can’t thank them enough for believing in me until I could believe in myself. If you know anyone struggling with addiction who wants their life back, please get in touch. I’ve seen so many lives rebuilt, relationships restored and happiness returned in such a short space of time. Thank you. #HopeLivesHere #unityisourstrengh #communitysupport #livedexperiencerecoveryorganisation #ChangeIsReal Derby City Council Derby Homes BBC Derby BBC Music Introducing Ps If Jake can do it then so can you Please share …. Someone might see this that really needs to 🙏
Tom and Jamie out there doing what they do best, getting on with life and flying the flag for Living Recovery Roasters We’ve got a growing range of coffees available through our website https://sacredbeancoffee.co.uk/ . Every bag is ethically sourced, responsibly packaged and roasted by the lads at Jericho. Real hands on work, real pride in what they’re producing. This isn’t just about coffee. It’s about building another income stream that helps keep our doors open while giving men in recovery proper opportunities. Transferable skills, work discipline and, maybe most important of all, a sense of purpose. Thanks to everyone who’s supported it so far. This is what rebuilding looks like. If you would like us to provide your organisation or businesses coffee needs then please get in touch 🙏 We would really appreciate if you guys could share this and help us get the word out ❤️ .
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