Tabor House Trust
Tabor House is a ten bed residential secondary addiction treatment centre, located in Navan, County Meath, Ireland.
It runs a four month programme emphasising group therapy, one to one counselling, personal responsibility, peer support, retraining and work skills, and participation in a twelve step programme.
overview
The aim of Tabor House is to assist men in early recovery to develop and maintain an abstinence based lifestyle and improve quality of life.
The objective of Tabor House is to continue to deliver a high quality abstinence based addiction treatment for addicted men in early recovery. Tabor House is a five bedroom en-suite detached house with three reception rooms, kitchen, living room and three offices on its own grounds. On admission each resident is carefully oriented to the programme. A complete assessment is done by the counsellor and in consultation with the resident a treatment plan which will meet the needs of the resident is formulated. This will consist of a minimum of one hour of one to one counselling and four group therapy sessions per week.
Tabor House is committed to providing residents with a professional counselling service through qualified counsellors.
where your money goes
Aside from the need to raise funds to keep to the high standards created at the opening of Tabor House the Board are ambitious to create a new facility for women. Activities include Community Collections, Golf Classic, Sponsored Walks, Concert, and online donations. Each activity has its own committee and all those who participate at committee and activity level are volunteers and give of their time for the benefit of Tabor House.
history
The official opening of the House took place in May 2005 and was performed by President Mary McAleese. The residents of the day together with Sr. Catherine welcomed the president. Mass was celebrated by Reverend Gerry McCormack, Administrator of St. Mary’s Parish Navan. Afterwards President McAleese delivered a powerful speech which was warmly welcomed by the large attendance. Sr. Catherine responded to the president with some quiet words of gratitude. She referred in her speech to the awesomeness of a thought in her mind becoming a reality and thanked all those present for their work in bringing this vision to fruition.
Unit 28B,
+353 (0) 93 52467
