Adam Outreach Project Ltd

Adam Outreach Project Ltd Adam Outreach Project provides specialist housing and support offering a unique pathway to recovery. Adam Outreach Project was established in 2006.

Hope house began in 2008 and has seen gone through radical changes over the service and support we offer. Hope House was and continues to offer specialist housing for those who are experiencing homelessness. We provide a safe, holistic-environment, for adult men who are willing to abstain from substances or alcohol. Our premises are Drug and Alcohol free. We also offer interventions for those w

ho may still need support and who are suffering with substance abuse or alcoholism. The methodology we use is underpinned by the 12 Step program which is a part of our ethos in the support we offer . However it is our Christian faith and values what motivates us to serve and carry the good news of the gospel. We support our residents further by encouraging those who need extra support to attend and engage with the 12 step community. We sign post to support networks such as AA/CA/NA which has proven to be revolutionary and is a unique way that contributes towards a transformative process of change. The 12 step program and support groups helps contribute to those who have felt isolated and socially excluded to being part of the recovery community and reconnecting to life once again . It is not a one size fits all, so we tailor our support by a person centred approach, carefully reviewing each individuals specific needs. Over the years Adam Outreach Project have undergone various changes, developing new strategies to best tailor the ideal support for the residents. We provide 15 bedrooms, two sitting rooms, a computer room, a spacious dining room, a quiet room which is used for a daily devotion room where the men are encouraged to open up and begin a step into faith in prayer, also receiving a one to one key-working session. We have 2 kitchens, 4 baths/shower rooms (6 toilets). We also have a smoking shelter and a garden which is maintained by the residents who share various cleaning duties around the 2 houses. All of our staff, trustees and volunteers are Christian , through the service and Love into action, we encourage all residents to surrender from their old lives , most importantly begin to know that God has a unique plan for each and everyone of the residents by believing that recovery/change is possible one day at a time. Some of the support we offer ranges from accompanying residents to probation-appointments, doctors and hospital appointments , also transportation to outstanding court cases or helping with debt management. The project also helps with setting up bank accounts or in obtaining personal I.D. The projects aim is to empower our service users who seek to make healthier life decisions and to take personal responsibility for their own actions, thus becoming a productive member of society enabling a staged return to independent living free of all mind altering substances. The project works closely with the men through one to one key works, setting achievable goals and establishing current issues that the residents are encouraged to work through. Hope House has supported and provided accommodation to over 400 adult men and we will continue to provide the amazing support for those who are socially excluded in or outside of our community. We can offer resettlement for ex-prisoners when appropriate and supported by a successful risk assessment and work with rehabs and other various government bodies.

We're looking forward to joining the conversation on one of the biggest social issues facing our communities.📻 Our Senio...
22/07/2026

We're looking forward to joining the conversation on one of the biggest social issues facing our communities.

📻 Our Senior Manager, Ricky Bolden, will be live on BBC Radio Suffolk and BBC Look East at approximately 7:10am to discuss Andy Burnham's recent speech on ending rough sleeping and what it means for frontline homelessness services.

Drawing on our experience of delivering a 33-bed specialist residential rehabilitation service, Ricky will be sharing why ending homelessness requires far more than providing a bed. Sustainable change comes through rehabilitation, addiction recovery, mental health support, education, life skills and long-term community integration.

Ricky will also be highlighting how investment in charities and specialist services can transform lives and create lasting pathways out of homelessness.

If you're listening or watching, we'd love to hear your thoughts after the interview.

🌟 Congratulations to Our Newly Appointed Deputy Manager – Louise Bolden 🌟Today we are delighted to celebrate a very spec...
11/07/2026

🌟 Congratulations to Our Newly Appointed Deputy Manager – Louise Bolden 🌟

Today we are delighted to celebrate a very special milestone within the Adam Outreach Project.

After three years of faithful service, unwavering commitment, and outstanding leadership, we are proud to announce the promotion of Louise Bolden to the role of Deputy Manager.

Louise has consistently demonstrated compassion, integrity, professionalism, and a genuine heart for helping others. From supporting residents through some of life's most difficult moments to helping shape and develop our services, Louise has been an invaluable part of our journey.

This promotion is a well-deserved recognition of the dedication, hard work, and leadership she has shown every single day. We know she will continue to make a lasting impact as we move forward together, transforming lives and empowering change.

Please join us in congratulating Louise on this fantastic achievement. We are incredibly proud of you and grateful to have you serving alongside us.

"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord." – Colossians 3:23

Congratulations, Louise! Here's to an exciting new chapter. 💙🎉

26/06/2026

Every now and then, someone reminds us exactly why we do what we do.👏🙏

Today we're celebrating Peter, one of our residents at Hope House, who is now 21 weeks clean and sober. 🎉

Peter is an incredibly gifted songwriter and singer, having appeared on Fame Academy in 2003. But behind the talent was a battle that lasted over 25 years with alcohol and drugs, with the last decade dominated by chronic co***ne addiction.

Addiction cost Peter almost everything. Relationships were broken, hope seemed lost, and homelessness became a very real possibility. Peter shared that he and a friend even went through £70,000 over the years to fund his addiction. It was at that point he truly accepted the reality of being an addict.

Just when life seemed at its darkest, people reached out with compassion. Peter speaks with deep gratitude for Steve and the team at Beacon House in Colchester, who helped him take those first courageous steps towards believing recovery was possible. From there, Peter came to Hope House to continue rebuilding his life.

Today, 21 weeks later, we have watched him grow in confidence, character and hope. His smile is returning, his creativity is flourishing once again, and he is proving that recovery isn't just about stopping using substances—it's about rediscovering who you were always meant to be.

Peter's journey reminds us that no matter how far someone has fallen, there is always hope when the right support, determination and community come together.

We are incredibly proud of you, Peter. Keep writing, keep singing, keep believing, and keep moving forward one day at a time.
We are still living in the age of miracles.

A special thanks to Status creative who supported in Peter’s journey to reconnecting with his passion in performing and the First Light Lowestoft festival for giving him an opportunity.

Community matters. 🤝👏

Peter's story is a reminder that no one is beyond hope, no life is beyond restoration, and no addiction is too powerful to overcome. Every day at Hope House we witness lives being rebuilt, confidence restored, families reconciled, and purpose rediscovered. Recovery isn't just something we talk about—it's something we see.

As a Christian charity, we believe God is still in the business of transforming lives. Peter's journey is living proof that when faith, compassion, professional support and personal commitment come together, extraordinary things can happen.

Recovery is possible. Hope is real. Miracles still happen.

Growing from Strength to Strength🤝👏As we reflect on May 2026, we're incredibly grateful to see all three of our projects...
26/06/2026

Growing from Strength to Strength🤝👏

As we reflect on May 2026, we're incredibly grateful to see all three of our projects continuing to grow from strength to strength.

📊 May 2026 Occupancy
🏠 Grace House – 100% (8/8)
🏠 Hope House – 100% (15/15)
🏠 Harmony House – 90% (9/10)

These figures represent far more than occupancy. Behind every bed is a person courageously choosing a new way of life—stepping away from addiction, homelessness and despair, and moving towards recovery, purpose and independent living.

Building a robust recovery model doesn't happen overnight. It takes dedication, consistency and commitment. Over the years, we have continued to develop a specialist, person-centred model that supports individuals beyond detox and equips them with the tools, structure and community needed to achieve lasting recovery.

A heartfelt thank you to Rehabs UK for their continued trust and our ever-evolving partnership. Together we are helping more people access life-changing recovery support.

We're equally grateful to Abbington House, whose ongoing collaboration has helped create a strong aftercare pathway, becoming a trusted choice for treatment centres seeking high-quality residential support following detox.

Thank you also to Suffolk and Norfolk Councils, our referral partners, and the many professionals and agencies who work alongside us to ensure people receive the right support at the right time.
Most importantly, thank you to our incredible team.

From Senior Management and Operations, to every member of staff across our projects, and our committed Board of Trustees, thank you for believing in the vision. Building a charity that genuinely changes lives takes unity, resilience, wisdom and an unwavering commitment to those we serve. Together, we are not simply filling beds—we are restoring hope, rebuilding lives and creating pathways to lasting recovery.

And finally, thank you to every client who chooses recovery. Your courage, resilience and willingness to embrace change inspire us every day. Watching people rediscover purpose, reconnect with loved ones and prepare for independent living is the greatest reward of all.

Above all, we give thanks to God. Without His grace, provision and guidance, none of this would be possible. Every life restored is a reminder that hope is never lost, healing is always possible, and with faith, perseverance and the right support, lives can be transformed.

"To God be the glory, great things He has done."

🏠 From Homelessness to HopeBehind every person experiencing addiction or homelessness is a story.A story of trauma, loss...
17/06/2026

🏠 From Homelessness to Hope

Behind every person experiencing addiction or homelessness is a story.

A story of trauma, loss, broken relationships, mental health struggles, or simply circumstances that spiralled beyond their control.

Too often, society sees the addiction or the homelessness and misses the person.

At Adam Outreach Project, we believe that lasting recovery happens when people are given more than a roof over their head. They need structure, support, purpose, and a community that believes in them.

Through our bespoke supported housing projects, mentoring, practical support, and recovery-focused environment, we help individuals rebuild their lives one step at a time.

Recovery isn't just about overcoming addiction.
It's about restoring dignity.
It's about rebuilding confidence.
It's about creating hope where there once was despair.

Every person deserves the opportunity to start again.
Together, we can help people move from crisis to stability, from isolation to community, and from homelessness to hope.

💙 If you believe everyone deserves a second chance, please like, share, and help us spread this message.

"Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is walk alongside someone until they can believe in themselves again." 💙🏠


Today, we are celebrating Ivan's story of hope. 🥳🙌When Ivan arrived at Adam Outreach Project, he wasn't simply looking t...
05/06/2026

Today, we are celebrating Ivan's story of hope. 🥳🙌

When Ivan arrived at Adam Outreach Project, he wasn't simply looking to overcome addiction—he was searching for a way to stop the pain and find a reason to believe that change was possible.

Many people arrive at our projects carrying years of trauma, broken relationships, shame, and hopelessness. They come exhausted from surviving and searching for answers. What often begins as the gift of desperation becomes the starting point for transformation.

At Adam Outreach Project, we provide more than a place to recover—we create a community where people can belong, heal, and grow. Through safe and supportive environments, recovery education, peer-led groups, accountability, mentoring, and faith, individuals are empowered to rebuild their lives from the ground up.

We believe that lasting recovery is built on strong foundations. That is why we focus on helping people develop sustainable recovery capital—the relationships, skills, resilience, purpose, faith, and community connections that support long-term recovery and meaningful lives.

Addiction thrives in isolation. Recovery flourishes in connection.

Every day, we witness lives being restored, families being reunited, and hope being rekindled. We still live in a time where remarkable transformations take place. Faith can move mountains, and Ivan's journey is living proof that God is still changing lives.

Today, we celebrate one year of sobriety and all that it represents—courage, perseverance, healing, faith, and a future reclaimed.

Ivan's story reminds us that no one is beyond hope, no one is beyond recovery, and no one is beyond redemption.
Recovery is Possible. 💯

Transforming Lives. Empowering Change. Restoring Hope.🙏

Please hit the heart/like button and drop Ivan a supportive message. ❤️🤝

Recovery doesn’t stop after primary care — it evolves. 💙At Hope House, residents build stability through structure, rout...
15/05/2026

Recovery doesn’t stop after primary care — it evolves. 💙

At Hope House, residents build stability through structure, routine, peer support, recovery programmes, and continued engagement with 12-step communities. 🤝

Once stable, Grace House provides the next stage of the journey — our 8-bed secondary move-on facility designed to help residents transition towards independent living while continuing to strengthen their recovery. 🏡✨

Residents continue developing essential life skills including managing finances 💷, improving communication 🗣️, building emotional resilience 🧠, developing independence 🔑, accessing education and employment opportunities 🎓, rebuilding relationships ❤️, and working towards personal goals through person-centred support plans 📈.

We run a tight, professional operation with an experienced and dedicated team who take pride in maintaining high standards across both our properties and the care we deliver — always going above and beyond for those we support. 👏

Grace House is more than accommodation — it’s a bridge between rehabilitation and independence, helping people build confidence, responsibility, and a sustainable future in recovery. 🌱

At Adam Outreach Project, we believe recovery is more than abstinence — it’s about rebuilding lives from the grassroots ...
12/05/2026

At Adam Outreach Project, we believe recovery is more than abstinence — it’s about rebuilding lives from the grassroots up.

Our specialist supported housing model provides safe, stable, recovery-focused accommodation for individuals at risk of homelessness, addiction, offending, and social exclusion. Through structure, accountability, community, and compassionate support, we help residents move from survival to purpose.

By offering a stable environment, recovery support, 12-step programme delivery, group facilitation, counselling, and holistic wellbeing, we help reduce:
• Reoffending
• Drug and alcohol misuse
• Crime and anti-social behaviour
• Rough sleeping and homelessness
• Pressure on emergency and public services

This is not just housing — it is transformation.🤝🗝️

Every individual who enters recovery and becomes a productive member of society represents a positive impact on communities, families, and the public purse. When people are given the right support, they can reconnect with life, gain employment, restore relationships, and contribute positively to society.

We are proud to create communities where hope grows, recovery thrives, and second chances become lasting change.
“From homeless to hope.”

DO RECOVER2 YEARS CLEAN 🔥From the streets to a new life — Hanzs, we salute you 👊From the streets of Colchester to stab...
14/04/2026

DO RECOVER
2 YEARS CLEAN 🔥

From the streets to a new life — Hanzs, we salute you 👊

From the streets of Colchester to stability, this journey is living proof that recovery is possible, that lives can be restored, and that no one is too far gone in Gods eyes. 🙏

Proof that recovery is possible. Proof that change happens. Proof that no one is too far gone.

Hope House ➝ Grace House ➝ Next chapter. 👏

At Adam Outreach Project, we believe wholeheartedly in transformation — walking alongside people through Hope House, Grace House, and Harmony House as lives are rebuilt ODAAT.

With the right structure, education, and support, real change can happen. At Adam Outreach Project, we provide all three —

We’re proud of you Hanz- Keep going 💪

Adam Outreach Project offers specialist housing and addiction interventions that help break the chains of chronic substa...
31/03/2026

Adam Outreach Project offers specialist housing and addiction interventions that help break the chains of chronic substance misuse.

Recovery is more than just stopping. It is rebuilding. It is healing. It is learning how to live again.

At Hope House, we provide a specialist residential rehabilitation service for those taking the brave first steps into recovery. As our primary stage facility, Hope House offers a safe, structured, abstinence-based environment where lives can begin to stabilise, hope can be restored, and real transformation can start.

From Hope House, residents can move into Grace House, our secondary stage facility, designed for those who are stable in their recovery and ready for the next chapter. Grace House supports people as they continue to grow in confidence, responsibility, and independence while staying firmly grounded in their recovery journey.

Across both homes, we underpin and deliver the 12-Step programme, alongside development groups, life coaching, key work, one-to-one support, and professional counselling sessions. Every person is seen, valued, and supported as an individual.

This is not just about staying abstinent. This is about helping people rediscover purpose, rebuild identity, and move forward into employment, education, and independent living.

Real recovery takes time. It takes support. It takes community. And over the course of one to two years, we walk alongside people as they move from survival to stability, and from stability to a life filled with possibility and purpose.

Because recovery is possible.�Because people can change.�Because every life matters.
Because Jesus is a waymaker.
Because Jesus is a miracle worker.


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Hope House 29-30 Kirkley Cliff Road
Lowestoft
NR330DB

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+447470700634

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