Delta in the Community

Our community focussed initiative.

At Delta Healthcare, we know that addiction doesn’t just affect the individual it touches families, relationships, and entire communities.

Through our Delta in the Community initiative, launched with support from the BRIC fund, we will be offering free community focussed workshops and activities for those impacted by addiction.

Our Vision

Our vision is to create a space where individuals impacted by adversity feel informed, supported, and connected.

We believe that knowledge is a powerful catalyst for change and that healing begins with understanding, compassion, and community.

Through our community initiative, we aim to equip people with the tools, insights, and connections they need to navigate life’s challenges with confidence.

By fostering awareness and knowledge, we strive to reduce isolation, promote resilience, and empower individuals to take meaningful steps toward wellbeing.

Workshops

Coming Soon

Impacted by Addiction- A Guide for Loved Ones

This workshop is designed for family members, partners, and loved ones who are affected by a loved one struggling with addiction.
We understand the challenges faced by family members which can leave you feeling emotionally exhausted, confused, and struggling to find ways to cope.

In this session, we’ll explore how addiction impacts relationships and family dynamics, offer practical tools to help you manage your own wellbeing, and provide insight into how you can navigate this experience with greater clarity and confidence.

You’ll leave feeling more informed, with an understanding that you do not have to face this journey alone.

Coming Soon

Impacted by Addiction- Holding Space

This workshop focussed on understanding and establishing healthy boundaries, not as punishment, but as a vital act of self-care.

When addiction enters a family, it can blur emotional lines and leave loved ones feeling overwhelmed, responsible, and powerless.

This session explores how boundaries can protect your wellbeing, reduce stress, and foster healthier relationships, while maintaining compassion and respect for the person in addiction. You’ll gain practical tools, emotional insight, and the confidence to set boundaries that support both your health and your values.

Because caring for someone else shouldn’t come at the cost of caring for yourself.