Hebrides Alpha Project

Service manager: Stephen Macdougall

Address: 48B Upper Coll, Stornoway, HS2 0LT

Email: manager@hebridesalpha.co.uk - Call: 01851 820830

Website: https://hebridesalphaproject.org/ - site will open in a new window

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Services available

Family
support
Pre-rehab
support
Aftercare
provision

Key information

Admission times:

Dependent on room availability

Accommodation:

Five ensuite rooms
One room with an adjoining toilet
Two-storey house with four rooms for the men
One two-bedroom bungalow accommodation for women
One two-bedroom bungalow containing the offices and meeting lounge
Both accommodation houses have shared lounge and kitchen

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The Hebrides Alpha Project rehabilitation provider is a faith-based supported accommodation. It was set up in 2011 to provide residential recovery for the residents of the Outer Hebrides

Admission criteria

18+
Male accommodation – four beds
Female accommodation – two beds
Referrals only accepted from those living within the Outer Hebrides

What model(s) of rehabilitation do you practise?

We practise Therapeutic interventions, 12 step models, Therapeutic Community and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy approaches.

Do you have staff members with lived experience on your team?

There is experience across the team with both alcohol and drugs rehabilitation.

What are your considerations around religious beliefs?

Everyone is welcome here whether they have a faith or not.

What funding models are available?

Our treatment can be funded by any of the following ways:

Housing benefit
Prison to Rehab Pathway funding
ADP funding

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