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As Chicago’s days grow shorter and colder, local religious groups and elected officials are giving away winter wear essentials this week and next.

A Greenock rehab centre has revealed that has had a 68 per cent success rate consistently for 21 years.

Jericho House opened opened its doors to the public to mark National Recovery month.

THE Scottish Governments drugs minister made a visit to Greenock rehab unit Jericho House to hear how it has saved the lives of residents.

America Media received 55 awards from the Catholic Media Association on July 7 for its groundbreaking coverage of events at the intersection of the church and world across print, digital, audio and video.

INVERCLYDES MP is lobbying for fresh financial support for a lifesaving drug rehab unit in Greenock. Ronnie Cowan, who is the vice-chair of the all-party parliamentary group at Westminster on drug policy reform, says he has spoken to Scottish Government minister Angela Constance MSP regarding drugs policy and highlighted the work of Jericho House. Michael Trail of Jericho spoke to the Telegraph recently saying that the service, which puts the focus on abstinence in its recovery work, was ...

BOSSES at a life-saving drug rehab service which is under the threat of closure fear they will not receive a slice of a government £250m cash boost. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced major new investment to try and get a grip of Scotlands worsening drugs deaths crisis. Inverclydes drug-related death rate is among the among the worst in the country, with 33 lives claimed in 2019. But Michael Trail, of Jericho House, is sceptical about whether his charity will see any of the m...

DRUGS recovery organisations are calling on the Scottish Government to provide more funding for rehab beds ahead of new figures for drugs-related deaths being published tomorrow. The delayed figures for 2019 will be released tomorrow after drugs-related deaths in Scotland accounted of the death of 1,187 people in 2018. The Scottish Conservatives have pointed to a £20 million Scottish recovery fund which the party claims is needed to replace historic cuts to rehabilitation programmes and ...