At A Way Out we encourage and empower vulnerable women,
young people and families to commit to starting afresh what ever time of the
year it may be… supporting clients to make that first step to transform their
own lives. Working in partnership with
other support agencies, schools, housing providers, addiction recovery
services, police, PCC, probation and prison service, A Way Out collaboratively
offers support and guidance to enable life changing ‘new starts’ which we hope
will last a lifetime. Our dedicated
staff and volunteers are there every step of the way and even when those steps
take a backward tumble, A Way Out continues to offer positive encouragement and
support… however many times it takes.
The success of our work is due to the commitment each staff
member and volunteer makes to supporting every individual client, and to the
strength of the collective support offered through collaborative work with
partners. By linking with Stockton Town
Pastors who generously provide weekly use of their bespoke vehicle to use
alongside our own, A Way Out offers weekly day time and evening outreach
services across both Middlesbrough and Stockton. Our
evening outreach sessions are enhanced by the addition of staff from specialist
services who join our team offering support in relation to domestic violence
(My Sister’s Place) and specialist health care (CGL recovery service). By working together we all make a difference
in the lives of others.
