Assist with the running of your local Open Road Centres in a variety of ways.
Open Road Visions
Drug & Alcohol Recovery Service In Essex & Medway
Our mission is to empower a diverse range of individuals, families and communities to lead healthy and more meaningful lives, free from addiction, offending behaviour and disadvantage, to ensure healthier, happier lifestyles
Self Referral
Open Road now offers an online self referral option. Simply fill out the form and someone will get back to you within two working days to complete an initial assessment.
Open Road Volunteer, Dennis Barnett is an MBE!
We are delighted that SOS Bus Volunteer, Dennis has been honoured in the Queen’s 2022 New Year’s Honour List with an MBE for his services to vulnerable people in Essex.
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Open Road’s Criminal Justice & Welfare Area Manager Steve Wood has won the Outstanding Contribution Award at the Social Change Awards 2020.
Our Impact
33,000
People Supported by Open Road in 5 years
32
The number of years Open Road has been operating
85%
Percentage of clients who successfully complete treatment through Open Road
Volunteer opportunity
Vacancies
Employment Specialist- Complex Needs
Open Road’s Employment Specialist team aims to increase the number of people moving into employment from a variety of community services with a focus on offending and other complex needs
Recovery Worker, Harlow
The Recovery Worker is part of the Integrated Recovery Service Team. Working with clients, they initiate recovery, utilising clients’ individual recovery capital, and support reintegration and sustained long term recovery from substance misuse. As the Recovery Worker you will be responsible for care co-ordination of all clients entering the service and engaging in treatment.
Young Person’s Substance Misuse Apprentice, Southend
The Young Person’s service provides a substance misuse service to young people up to 18 and a transition service for those aged 18 to 30. The YP Substance Misuse Apprentice will learn to ensure that individuals receive the appropriate interventions that meet their individual needs. By completing the Level 3 Youth Support Worker course, the post holder will learn to be responsible for the assessment and management of a caseload as well as the delivery of both structured and semi structured interventions in both one to one and group sessions.
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