Caddick Construction has moved into the main construction phase of a \u00a330m addiction treatment facility in Nottingham, following its appointment as principal contractor by Delamere Health.<\/p>\n
The new facility is being built on the former Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue headquarters site in Bestwood and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2027.<\/p>\n
The 4.7-hectare development will provide 32 residential rooms, alongside treatment facilities, communal spaces, landscaped courtyards and therapy gardens.<\/p>\n
Specialist facilities will include a wellness suite, gym, steam room, sauna, meditation room and individual and group therapy rooms.<\/p>\n
Once operational, the clinic is expected to support up to 416 guests a year through Delamere\u2019s addiction treatment programme.<\/p>\n
Caddick completed pre-construction work earlier this year, including the demolition of the former fire service headquarters.<\/p>\n
The project will also create local employment opportunities, with seven jobs and three apprenticeships. One of the roles will be specifically aimed at someone facing barriers to employment.<\/p>\n
The contractor will also work with local schools and colleges and support a community volunteering project during the build.<\/p>\n
Paul Sykes, regional managing director of Caddick Construction East Midlands said: \u201cWe\u2019re pleased to be appointed as main contractor and commence work on this important new facility for Delamere Health, which will provide a high-quality environment to support individuals on their recovery journey. As a business, we take great pride in delivering projects that have a positive and lasting impact on communities, and this scheme is a fantastic example of that.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis project is particularly significant for me as it is the first scheme to break ground since I joined the business, marking the start of a long line of successful developments, as we focus on expanding our reach and establishing a significant foothold across the East Midlands. We look forward to working closely with Delamere Health to bring this facility to life and create a centre that will support the delivery of vital treatment and care services for years to come.\u201d<\/p>\n
Martin Preston, founder and chief executive of Delamere said: \u201cThis is a huge moment for Delamere and for the people and families we exist to support. Our Cheshire site proved that a purpose-built environment, clinical expertise, therapeutic care, holistic practice and long-term aftercare can come together to create a different kind of recovery experience.<\/p>\n
\u201cNottingham is the next step in that journey. It allows us to support more people, more families and more communities at a time when the need for high-quality addiction treatment and behavioural health support has never been clearer.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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