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The Bridge Project offers safe and secure accommodation to residents who wish to maintain abstinence from drugs and alcohol, and who wish to create a new life, working towards complete independent living.
Residents are encouraged to make a new start in life through:
- maintaining abstinence
- creating a stable lifestyle
- training opportunities
- work experience
- help with independent living
- working towards success
- a safe and secure environment
- trained staff always being available
- outreach support availability
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Barbican Terrace is a 6 bedroomed, low to medium supported house share. The home provides alcohol and drug users, in the beginning stages of recovery, a safe and secure environment, whilst working towards independent living.
The house is offered to our residents for a period of up to 2 years, when the opportunity of a move-on flat will be come available. Our residents are encouraged to become involved in new directions daily, such as voluntary work, education, training and recreation.
Referrals from the Bridge Project to CPND’s Jigsaw Furniture Project are frequent, providing an opportunity for residents to learn a variety of new skills, which may ultimately assist them in finding employment.
Trained staff are on site during working hours, and available after hours, through an “on call” system, providing full support when necessary.
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Southview House
 Southview House offers continual secure support for those recovering from addiction dependencies. The house has 3 one-bedroom part furnished flats, preparing our residents for the next stage of independent living.
 Residents who have had a successful occupancy at Barbican Terrace may be offered one of the flats for a further 2 years. When residents feel ready, referrals are then made by staff to CPND’s Housing and Support Services placement agency, which will find suitable move-on independent accommodation. Moving on from the project is carefully considered as experience has shown that it is a critical step and it needs to be the right time for each resident.
Continual outreach support is also available to each resident, once they have left the Bridge Project to assist them in ensuring successful independent living.
How you can help
Community Projects North Devon relies on support from a variety of funders and donors. There are a number of ways in which you could become involved:
- Give us your time. Volunteers are always welcomed and their input greatly valued.
- Make a donation, or hold a fundraising event for this or any of our projects.
Visitors to CPND projects are welcomed. Please call us directly or call our Central Administration on 01271 322013.
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