Community Interventions go into partnership with U Turn Recovery Project, establishing supported housing for recovering addicts.

First supported house opening with all the key staff and first-ever service users

Supported Housing Christmas Party

Service user doing house chores.

Visit to view a House of Multiple Occupants (HMO) that was being managed to a high standard in the borough of Lewisham. This HMO was being managed by Community Interventions.

October 2019 Michael Brown takes part in the first “Welcome Event” for the National Prison Officers Training Centre at Newbold Revel, near Rugby. Michael delivered an inspirational offender journey story for those officers in training.

Michael with Crispin Blunt the parliamentary secretary of state for prisons and youth justice at the House Of Lords 2012, 'Safe Ground's' symposium day, where Michael was guest speaker alongside Digby Griffith, Director (NOMS). subject matter desistance from crime.

Michael Brown with Job Centre Plus (JCP) outreach gangs lead worker Pauline Woodcock, the permanent national secretary for the department of work and pensions Robert Devereux and Triston Cropley JCP Royal Borough of Greenwich Partnership Manager.' Where Michale received an award for gaining employment for young people.

Michael with Lord Ramsbotham GCB, CBE at the House of Lords 2012, 'Safe Grounds' symposium day.where Michael was guest speaker alongside Digby Griffith, Director (NOMS). subject matter desistance from crime.

Service users at supported housing BBQ enjoying the sunshine and free time with each other.

Service user engaging in meaningful activity,

Service user engaging in a key work session at one of the supported homes.

Person centred approach - Key worker; Kate Szostak along with service user together implementing the service users Care Plan.

A clean modern kitchen for our service users.

A clean bright bathroom for our service users.

Service users clean and spacious room.

Service user taking time out to enhance his personal prospects.

Service users are supported to gain voluntary work once they have completed their recovery program so that they can start integrating positively into the community. It gives a sense of purpose.

Support is given to those service users that come to Community Interventions without a bank account. They are supported to open their own account so that they are in a position to start managing their finances.

Community Interventions service users out on a shopping trip passing by old haunts and stopping to say hi and share experiences of hope.