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New View charity offers new support programme

Friday, 14 February 2025 06:21

The charity has been offering its services since 2019

A charity that supports adults experiencing difficulties with mental health, addiction and many other complex life challenges, is preparing to welcome a new cohort of individuals into its programme.

New View, based in the former St.Thomas' School in Douglas offers a journey of positive personal change through recovery, rehabilitation and re-integration into society.

Simon Richardson's been talking to Co-founder Ralph Peake and programme coordinator, Tracey Fuller:

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New View charity offers new support programme

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