Who we work with
The charities and move-on housing organisations we work with to support people in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.
Charity Partners
Phoenix Charity
Phoenix Charity
Phoenix Charity creates routes into residential treatment for people who would otherwise struggle to access it. Through our partnership, we offer subsidised places for Phoenix beneficiaries — people whose circumstances or finances would normally close the door on private rehab.
“Abbington House have been extremely generous in their support of Phoenix Charity. Their subsidised clinical treatment for our beneficiaries means that we have been able to offer life-changing opportunities to those most in need of, and least able to access private treatment. We are extremely grateful to Abbington House and their staff, and value our relationship with them immeasurably”
The Living Room
The Living Room provides free specialist group support for people affected by addiction, with experienced therapists and a peer community based at their Stevenage centre. Through our partnership, Abbington House brings sound meditation sessions to the recovery community at The Living Room.
Free Support
“We’re really pleased to be working alongside Abbington House to offer something a little different to the recovery community. Sound meditation can be a powerful way to help people slow down, reconnect with themselves, and find a sense of calm — something that’s often missing when life feels overwhelming. Partnerships like this matter, because they help us reach more people in more accessible ways. Recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all, and it’s important that we create spaces where people feel safe, supported, and able to explore what works for them”
Cocoon (formerly Druglink)
Cocoon is a Hertfordshire-based charity supporting people affected by drug and alcohol use. The organisation provides recovery, detox, housing, and education services across the county. Previously known as Druglink, the charity rebranded as Cocoon in 2026.
Move-On Housing Partners
Where someone lives after residential treatment shapes what happens next. Structured, sober housing gives people a stable environment, peer support, and a bridge between treatment and independent life. The organisations below provide that kind of environment across England, and we work with them to help people find the right place after their stay at Abbington House.
Adapt Oxford
Unit 29 Templars Square, Oxford, OX4 3XH
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Hope House(Adam Outreach Project)
29–30 Kirkley Cliff Road, Lowestoft, NR33 0DB
- 01502 560956
- adamoutreach.org.uk/adam-outreach-project-ltd
- Referrals via written form — contact directly.
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RecoveryFirst Housing Project
11 Weston Chambers, Southend-on-Sea, SS1 1AU
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Kairos Community Trust
235 Valley Road, London, SW16 2AF
- 020 8677 7292
- kairosoffice@kairoscommunity.org.uk
- Referrals via written form — contact directly.
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Chrysalis Supported Association
3 Brook Office Park, Emersons Green, Bristol, BS16 7FL
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Southern Bridges Recovery
22 Gordon Road, Bournemouth, BH1 4DW — 01202 394473
32 St Mary’s Road, Southampton, SO14 0BG — 02380 635059
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Talking to us
If you’re already supported by one of the organisations listed above, or if you’re a professional working with someone who might benefit from treatment, we’re happy to talk.
Call us on 01438 583222 or email admissions@abbingtonhouse.clinic