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Recovery Programmes
Specialised programmes address specific needs, equipping participants with essential recovery knowledge and skills. Facilitators are equipped through training and resources to deliver quality interventions.
Programme Feedback
Read about other participants' and facilitators' experiences of our specialised programmes.
"Incredibly personal attention, backed by rigorous research and creative, structured programmes."
"Project Exodus literally saved my life and my marriage. Without them and their program I know I wouldn't be where I am today. It's been a hard and tough journey but has been so incredibly worth it. For the first time in my life I have a true sense of peace and more importantly, hope."
"It immensely informed, trained, sharpened my thinking. Wow."
"Gave me a lot of new perspectives on how to approach recovery with the right mindset and skill to work on."
"Having worked the material myself on the U-turn program, I am informed in my Recovery."
"A professional programme backed by science and scripture and experience was a thought out program that covers expansive and important topics, using the latest cutting edge materials. It was logical and broken up into easy to understand modules."
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FAQs
Find answers to common questions about our recovery programmes and how to get involved.
Recovery groups are general, open meetings for addiction and supporter recovery that run weekly and are ongoing. Specialised programmes follow a structured curriculum and have a defined start and end. Typically, programmes take 4-6 months to complete.
Typically, specialised programmes involve a fee for participants. This fee covers the facilitator's costs and is also an important demonstration of participant commitment. Fee structures vary depending on the context and needs of the facilitating organisation.
Digital workbooks are distributed to participants by their facilitator through the Bridge platform. Participants receive workbooks as downloadable PDFs via email. Facilitators manage the release of workbooks to participants according to programme progress.
No prior experience or expertise is required. Project Exodus provides in-depth facilitator training through our online Academy. Further equipping is provided through programme materials, detailed Facilitator Guides, and ongoing support from the Project Exodus team.
Yes. Our programmes are designed to integrate seamlessly into pastoral care structures, discipleship pathways, employee assistance programmes, rehabilitation centres, outreach initiatives, etc., while maintaining your organisation's unique identity and culture.
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