A Lifeline, Not a Cost | 12 | Recovering alcoholics and past residents of AIARS Gregory Johnston (l) and Eric Moreau visit Douglas House at least once a week to talk to the residents and offer them moral support. 'Over five years ago now, five and half years ago, I haven't had a drink, I haven't touched any dope, I haven't been in any trouble, I haven't been arrested. It changed my life, been working, got a car, you know, it all started here. If you haven't got somewhere like this to go, where you gonna go?', asks Eric.

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Recovering alcoholics and past residents of AIARS Gregory Johnston (l) and Eric Moreau visit Douglas House at least once a week to talk to the residents and offer them moral support. 'Over five years ago now, five and half years ago, I haven't had a drink, I haven't touched any dope, I haven't been in any trouble, I haven't been arrested. It changed my life, been working, got a car, you know, it all started here. If you haven't got somewhere like this to go, where you gonna go?', asks Eric. : A Lifeline, Not a Cost : Sean Davey / Photographs

Recovering alcoholics and past residents of AIARS Gregory Johnston (l) and Eric Moreau visit Douglas House at least once a week to talk to the residents and offer them moral support. 'Over five years ago now, five and half years ago, I haven't had a drink, I haven't touched any dope, I haven't been in any trouble, I haven't been arrested. It changed my life, been working, got a car, you know, it all started here. If you haven't got somewhere like this to go, where you gonna go?', asks Eric.

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