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‘Our aim is to help all service users, their
families, and the wider community to repair
the damage, caused by active addiction’
As a fast developing Abstnence Treatment Service, we are now planning
to extend our Hull team to work within the J2R partnership and have
vacancies for:
4 X FULL TIME ADDICTION
GROUPWORK COUNSELLORS
We are looking for experienced, skilled, and self motvated staff to deliver
our innovatve abstnence based DEAP programme within a community
setng. DEAP consists of intensive group work therapy and one to one
counselling, utlising a range of integrated counselling techniques,
including CBT, person-centred psychodrama. Counsellors experienced in
delivering 12 step treatment in a residental and community setngs will
be suited to this type of therapy. You will also have some responsibility
in helping to deliver our pre-treatment engagement programme (RAMP).
WE ARE ALSO LOOKING TO RECRUIT
2 SUPPORT WORKERS FOR OUR NEW
OLDHAMPRIMARY ACCOMMODATION
Pay scale up to 24K dependant on experience.
Please phone 0161 484 0000 for applica on & job descrip ons
Closing date: 14th December 2011
We are an Equal Opportuni es Employer – All posi ons require CRB clearance.
Acorn Treatment & Housing Projects, registered charity No 1063589
Ashton road, Lancaster LA1 5AZ
HARVEY
HOUSE
SOCIAL ENTERPRISES
provides a seamless Substance
Misuse Management Service. It focuses on a whole treatment system
to deliver positive outcomes for service users, carers and families.
We have successfully launched our vision to become the premier
Detoxification and Recovery Service in the country, ensuring that our
patients have access to first class, safe, state of the art services. Due
to growing demand, the service is in the process of transformation
and expansion, implementing restructuring to support strong
clinical leadership and management.
You are a clinician with experience in substance misuse, management,
independent or non-medical prescriber or a psychologist, with a
passion for reaching out to those fighting dependence.
You have a strong commitment to holistic recovery and welcome the
versatility of a private business unit with a social cause at heart.
If you want to share in our successful social enterprise and be a part
of our committed multidisciplinary team we want to hear from you.
medicjob@btinternet.com
We want to hear from all interested clinicians and,
in particular, we are looking for a band 6 nurse,
a manager, and a band 5 nurse for night duties.
Happy Christmas
Happy Christmas
Happy Christmas
Happy Christmas
Happy Christmas
from Bolton DASCT!!
Bolton Adult Substance Misuse System
FORTHCOMING TENDERING OPPORTUNITY
Bolton Drug and Alcohol Strategy and Commissioning Team (DASCT) will be tendering for a new
Substance Misuse Treatment and Support System for Bolton residents.
Our vision is to provide effective and integrated substance misuse interventions and treatment
that delivers positive outcomes for individuals in Bolton, whereby exits will be visible to
individuals on entry. Families and carers will be fully involved in all aspects of the individuals’
treatment journey, whilst also having the opportunity to be supported in their own right.
It is anticipated that the tendering process will commence March 2012 and will be advertised
on “The Chest” (The North West Procurement Portal). Following this, the DASCT will provide a
bidder briefing session in Bolton; an open event for all those who are interested in tendering.
In order to access the tender documentation and/or bid, a provider must be registered on
‘The Chest’. Providers will be able to download the documents from the portal and also
submit completed documents. To register an organisation, please click on the following link
www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk.
Log onto Bolton’s substance misuse website,
www.boltondrinkanddrugs.org to keep up to date
with the tendering process. Additionally, email
the team at DASCT@bolton.gov.uk, with any
queries or comments.
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| December 2011
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