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Transit was established in 1994 and provides intensive support to substance mis-users to help them to move forward.
Activities centre around self-empowerment, confidence building and the development of employability skills.
Qualified and experienced staff guide the clients through the aftercare process and on to sustainable abstinence from illicit drugs.
Training and recognised qualifications in a wide range of subjects are available including:
| Computer Courses |
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Open College Network – Level one and two |
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Word Processing, Database and Spreadsheets |
| ECDL (European Computer Driving License) will be decided on assessment within the time limit |
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| Other Courses |
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Drug Awareness Level One (Awarding body ncfe) |
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Healthy Eating on a budget with NHS |
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Creative Writing |
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Discover Local History |
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Make your experiences count |
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Confidence Building – assertiveness training, dealing with conflict, positive self-promotion |
All clients have an allocated a key-worker to offer support and guidance throughout their time on the project.
Travel expenses and lunch are provided
Eligibility criteria: recovered/recovering substance mis/users. Clients are required to be stable to attend the programme
The Programme runs for 12 weeks, 5 days per week, 10 am to 3 pm, hours arranged to suit the client.
Referral process: Call 0151 258 1199, press Option 2 and ask to speak to a member of the Transit team.
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