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Social care center De Jordaan

Social care center De Jordaan (Jordan) offers 24-hour care to clients with psychosocial problems. De Jordaan admits people with depression, people that have questions about life or feelings of grief and people who have been divorced. People with substance abuse problems may also be admitted to De Jordaan. De Jordaan wants to help people reach a satisfying and meaningful life. People need to deal with problems in a healthy way.

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De Jordaan offers counseling from a Christian point of view. This Christian view is derived from De Hoop's main mission: helping people on their way to a new life. Being or becoming a Christian, however, is no condition for admission to De Jordaan.

Program contents
The program of De Jordaan consists of several components:

Individual counseling
Group life - clients must create a good atmosphere in the group themselves. There are many opportunities to learn and practice social skills
Thematic and group counseling sessions
Sports and working activities
Orientation towards Christian faith

Clients may follow Bible studies, but this is not obligatory. If clients are addicted, they have to stop using and relapse prevention will be part of the treatment.

Duration
Treatment at De Jordaan has a maximum duration of nine months.

Applying for treatment
Clients may apply for treatment through contacting De Hoop's Information Center: +31 (0)78 6 111 222.

Role of referring parties
Referring parties may do the following while putting forward and monitoring clients:

Providing official referral letters
Providing preliminary care
Motivating clients
Providing interim care (during waiting period)
Collaborating in aftercare

Information for parents/caregivers and/or partners
Parents/caregivers will only receive information about someone's progress in treatment if the client concerned gives permission to do so.

Parents/caregivers and/or partners
Parents/caregivers may apply for help at De Hoop's department for parent/partner work.

Location
Treatment takes place at the Oudendijk location, Oudendijk 69 in Dordrecht.

Visiting arrangements
Clients may receive visitors twice a week from the third week of admission onwards, but only after consultation with a counselor. Visiting hours are on Monday and Tuesday evenings from 8.30 pm until 10.00 pm and on Saturday and Sunday from 2.00 pm until 5.30 pm.

Finances
Treatment at De Jordaan is paid for in accordance with the Social Support Act. Clients must pay an income-related contribution.

Work experience and education
Clients from De Jordaan can gain work experience at one of De Hoop's businesses. They may also use the facilities of De Hoop's Educational Center.

Co-admission of children
Co-admission of children to De Jordaan is possible. During individual counseling sessions, parenting issues are discussed. Clients have the opportunity to participate in a weekly parenting course. This course focuses on parenthood en raising children. Children under the age of four attend Bambino on working days. Bambino is a Christian day care center and part of De Hoop. Older children may attend Bambino After School Care.

Contact information
De Hoop Foundation
Provincialeweg 70
3329 KP Dordrecht
T. +31 (0)78 6 111 222
E. info@dehoop.org

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De Hoop's psychosocial care offer
How to apply for treatment at De Hoop
If you wish to receive treatment or counseling at De Hoop, you need to call the central intake office, located at De Hoop's outpatients' clinic: +31 (0)78 6111 222.
Ambulatory psychosocial care
De Hoop offers ambulatory care to people with psychosocial and psychological problems.
Supervised Independent Living
At the Supervised Independent Living Project (SILP), clients learn to practice what they have learned at De Hoop or elsewhere. Clients receive no therapeutic treatment.
Supervised Lodging
At the Supervised Lodging Project (SLP), clients learn to practice what they have learned at De Hoop or elsewhere. Clients receive no therapeutic treatment.
Horeb community
Horeb is a Christian community in Beekbergen. It is part of De Hoop. On its premises, about one hundred men and women receive help for substance abuse or psychosocial problems.
Refaja (Rotterdam)
Because many of De Hoop's clients are from Rotterdam the decision was made to establish a Christian addiction care facility (Refaja) in Rotterdam.
Visiting clients
Clients who have been admitted for more than two weeks are allowed to receive visitors.
Need help?
"My life is a mess." "I want to stop but I do not know how." Maybe, you have said this today. But change is possible for you! De Hoop Foundation wishes to support you in starting a new life.