The 180 project believes that faith is a key component in a person’s recovery and we help people connect to any faith or spiritual practice that they may express an interest in. Research shows faith makes a difference in prevention and recovery. Statistics illustrate the significant impact of faith in lowering the risks of mental health, addictive & self-destructive behaviours.

We are Christian based organisation but we help people connect to all different faiths. We have witnessed first-hand people in recovery overcoming the most difficult challenges when they…

  • Receive gentle opportunity and guidance to explore and deepen their faith

  • Are part of a loving and caring community

  • Are connected to people who have a deep sense of hope things can change and that everyone can reach their potential

As part of the 180 programme offer, exploring faith is an option for all participants should they wish to pursue this.

ALPHA COURSE

An 11-week course that creates a space where people can explore and ask questions about faith, life and God

PURPOSE DRIVEN LIFE GROUPS

weekly groups using Pastor Rick Warrens teachings to understand God’s plan and what life is all about.

FAITH AND FITNESS

We are building a new expression of Church, in a CrossFit Box! On the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month we run our Faith and Fitness Service; combining thanks and praise with a sweaty workout. In March 2022 we became a partner with FaithRXD which is a global CrossFit Faith community. We are now a ‘Chapter’ alongside CrossFit Boxes in over 80 cities across 9 countries.

180 VALUES

We are inspired and motivated by the 180 Values, they drive our belief that each human being is equally important, has intrinsic God-given worth and is uniquely valuable. Our values guide everything that we do.

  • A commitment to treat and value everyone equally, respecting differences

  • A commitment to transparent, honest, and open relationships, and a working through of differences

  • A deep sense of hope that things can change and be transformed, and that people can come to fulfil their God-given potential

  • A commitment to promoting reconciliation, between individuals, families, and communities

  • An intention to be a blessing, graciously reaching out to others

  • A commitment to working for justice, working to protect the vulnerable, provide for those in need, being biased in favour of the disadvantaged