Jericho Society - for those passed by on the other side
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The Jericho Society
The Jericho Society is a Scottish Charity (SC016909). The Society was founded in Greenock in 1970 to open houses for those being ‘passed by on the other side’ (inspired by the Biblical parable of the Good Samaritan).
We have the following houses across the UK
Dundee - substance use residential rehabilitation recovery (men)
Greenock - substance use residential rehabilitation recovery (Bank Street for men and Shankland Road for women)
Derby - substance use residential rehabilitation recovery (men) and two aftercare houses
Wolverhampton - hostel and move on accommodation for vulnerable women (including those with a dependent child)
Greenock
The Jericho Houses focus on a drugs-free approach to life through our holistic, individual, needs-based programme, which is fully accountable to 'Recovery Oriented System of Care'.
Dundee
Jericho House is a residential rehabilitation house comprising individual flats where men can come to stay for six to twelve months to address their substance misuse and trauma.
Derby
Jericho House is a nine 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.
Wolverhampton
Jericho House in Wolverhampton provides a safe space for single vulnerable women (including those with a dependent child). We have emergency accommodation and also eleven bedsits as 'move-on' accommodation.
