- Foundation House, Alma St, Stockton-on-Tees, TS18 2AP
- admin@themosesproject.co.uk
- 01642 688 901
- Charity No 1146989
God surrounds us everyday, shown through the love and and support we recieve from the community around us.
Our work could not continue without help from our amazing volunteers and the companies who support us.
If you need you need a friendly face to talk to, know someone who may need help or wish to help fund our services,Â
The Moses Project is a registered charitable company which provides guidance, mentoring and support to hundreds of adult males with past and current addictions to drugs and alcohol. The men usually live in chaotic circumstances and are suffering the consequences of long-term self-abuse.
Assistance is given with housing and benefit applications, introduction to positive lifestyles, one-to-one support along with regular team-building events and activities. The Moses Project works closely with all commissioned agencies, i.e. Stockton Borough Council Outreach Services, CGL, Probation Services and NHS Mental Health. We have developed close working links with housing groups and the homeless section at Stockton Borough Council.
By offering support with life’s everyday problems in a caring environment where everyone is welcomed, we provide clients with the opportunity to recover, rebuild their lives and become re-engaged with society.
We see our clients as family. We set about helping men see a different life in many ways and put on many events to take their minds away from their addiction.
We work closely with three Christian Rehabilitation centres and can arrange for rapid entry to one of these centres. A supervised medical detox can be arranged if necessary.
Good things happen in Stockton and CSJ recognised this at their 2022 awards celebration in London last year.
We are truly honoured and humbled to win. Following the success of the evening we were even luckier, we had listening ears, MPs and policy makers around is hearing us champion the work we need to continue as times get tougher for our beneficiaries.
Brian was able to be our guys advocates speaking about Methadone and pointing out the need for dealing with the root causes of addiction. We were invited back to CSJ to discuss further our views to assist overall recovery from Addiction.
We met some wonderful people and passionate people about their Charities.
Thank you Centre of Social Justice together we are making a difference.
01642 688 901
“I am running a Half Marathon and A full Marathon within a week in October for the Brilliant Moses Project
The Moses project is a grass roots charity offering support, guidance and mentoring to males with past and current addictions to drugs and alcohol. It offers support in many areas and has got 600 plus men into rehabilitation. I have had the pleasure of working alongside the Moses Project within my own role as a mental health nurse and wanted to do whatever I could to help them in the brilliant work that they do.”
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See the journey as it happens and stay up to date with everything going on at The Moses Project!
Tuesdays Mens (pcp ) pie club going down a storm. Sausage bacon and cheese sauce look and smell delicious. A nice teatime treat
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Just getting round to sharing last weeks activities. This is fitness Friday which always proves to be popular
Every day we always try to put an activity on to help people to change their mindset and break their addictions
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As well as sharing all the daily things we get up to at The Moses Project we just love sharing success stories. This is Peter 10 months clean after battling addiction for many years it is quite a story with many ups and downs but his break through has been going to The Carpenters Arms in Loughborough. After completing his drug Rehabilitation he is now going to Volunteer for them. We wish you every success Peter you have achieved so much and look so well. We are so proud of you. Keep on keeping on much love Brian Stella Rob n Team Moses xxx
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As well as sharing all the daily things we get up to at The Moses Project we just love sharing success stories. This is Peter 10 months clean after battling addiction for many years it is quite a story with many ups and downs but his break through has been going to The Carpenters Arms in Loughborough. After completing his drug Rehabilitation he is now going to Volunteer for them. We wish you every success Peter you have achieved so much and look so well. We are so proud of you. Keep on keeping on much love Brian Stella Rob n Team Moses xxx
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Please could you help us to help others even if you could spare one day a week
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We just love success stories on Monday Brian Rob and I travelled to Teen Challenge a Rehab in Duns Scotland to see David. Look at the difference a few months makes. This is what makes our work worthwhile
If you are struggling with Addiction please contact us on 01642 688901 we are able to organise a detox if needed. These detoxes cost £250 at Teen Challenge so we are always looking to raise money towards this plus the travelling costs
If you would like to donate to this worthwhile course the link is www.themosesproject.co.uk
Click on the web page and press donate
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