The Providence Projects

Josh Benfield 

on Google

a month ago

The Provy was absolutely the right place at the right time for me. I was seriously ill and in need of a safe space, a routine, and a group that really looked out for each other. I found all of them here and it is in no small part to the work of the team and the support of my peers that allowed me to have the 8 years of recovery that I have so far - I'm not exaggerating when I say that going 8 minutes without knowing where the next drink or substance was coming from was impossible for me so 8 years is amazing. It is a 12-step... read more

Beata Pieczonka 

on Google

a month ago

The Providence Project is a truly life changing place. The team is professional and they genuinely care. Highly recommend it to anyone seeking recovery. 

D Tonkes 

on Google

2 months ago

I checked in to the Provi for a 4 week stay for alcohol addiction. I ended up extending for a further 2 weeks. It was worth every single penny, probably less than I would have spent on drink & drugs in that time! The staff are amazing and if you do the work, listen and engage you get the most benefit. It was a truly amazing, life changing experience and after many relapses I really have the faith this time around, and that is all thanks to the staff and the program. If you don't want to admit you're an addict and don't want ... read more

Fran Lennon 

on Google

2 months ago

My experience of the Provy was a positive one. After a week in Detox, I moved into a house with 5 other people. The group therapy and one on one councilling helped considerably. Especially Dougie who was my councillor, he was very good and helped me work through my difficulties. I made some amazing friends and have benefited from their support and friendship since leaving. So much so, that at this time, I have not had a drink for 3 years. Thank you to all at the Provy for starting me on my first steps to sobriety. 

Helen Perkins 

on Google

2 months ago

My Provy Experience I entered Provy carrying years of pain, shame, and exhaustion. I wasn’t just broken—I was tired of being broken. I had been through the cycles of relapse and recovery more times than I could count, and part of me didn’t believe I could ever really heal. But walking into Provy felt different. It didn’t feel clinical. It didn’t feel like a punishment. It felt like… possibility. From the moment I arrived, I was met with warmth—not just from the team, but from the space itself. There’s a stillness at Provy th... read more