Our Programme

Our programme has been carefully devised to equip young people with the best chance of sustainable recovery. We follow best practice and the evidence-base for recovery success across the addictions, eating disorders and mental health disorders.

The Campus programme revolves around 6 key domains: physical, social, personal, connective, family and educational based activities.

24/7 Support

We have staff on-site daily, and overnight we have waking night staff to ensure fellows are cared for around the clock.

Recovery Coordinators

Each resident is assigned a recovery coordinator who will be their main point of contact throughout their stay.

Psychoeducation

We run a series of educational sessions on a weekly basis to empower young people in gaining a deeper and more academic understanding into mental health and wellbeing.

Educational Consultancy

Residents meet with an educational consultant to ascertain what they need to do in terms of their educational plan.

Group Workshops

Group work plays a critical role in our programme; residents participate in a group reflection each morning, and a community group once a week.

Home Cooked Meals

Our Campus chef prepares dinner for residents and teaches them how to cook things they enjoy. Breakfast and lunch is also provided in-house.

Mutual Aid Groups

Residents have the opportunity to attend mutual aid meetings with a recovery assistant or 'buddy' from Lions Campus.

Sports and Movement

Our Campus personal trainer offers a range of exercises 3 times a week, and this includes activities like boxing. We also offer yoga and meditation once a week.

Life Skills

From cooking lessons to budgeting and jewelry making workshops, we seek to equip fellows with the life skills the will need once they leave Lions Campus.