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Our Approach

Our Comprehensive Approach

We are a faith-based residential discipleship program with the purpose to restore hope to those who suffer from addiction as well as other serious, life-controlling issues. We help people to become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well, and spiritually alive.

Four pillars of our comprehensive approach: Residential Recovery, Vocational Training, Outreach, and Behavioral Health Services
Residential Recovery

Residential Recovery

Putting Hope Within Reach through long-term discipleship

  • Transformation

    Students’ identities are rebuilt upon the knowledge of who they were created and chosen to be – Children of God.

  • Reconciliation

    Students are shown a model for forgiveness and repair. Relationships and hope for the future are restored.

  • Faith

    Faith is believing in God for the impossible. Students learn how to invite God to help them overcome their life-controlling problems.

Vocational Training

Vocational Training

We were created to be productive

  • Life Skills

    Our students are gaining real-world experience and applying biblical principles during their daily lives.

  • Stewardship

    Students learn how to manage God’s resources with excellence every day in the program.

  • Teamwork

    Teamwork is serving together in unity, and is at the core of our vocational training.

Outreach

Outreach

Delivering hope beyond our walls

  • Compassion

    Like the Good Samaritan, we are meeting tangible needs in our communities.

  • Evangelism

    Sharing the Word of God to the hopeless and introducing them to the hope found through Jesus.

  • Discipleship

    Conducting community discipleship groups throughout the region.

  • Prevention

    Delivering the Decade 2 model Prevention Program to local youth.

Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health

Full spectrum, state-certified, Christ-centered behavioral health services.

  • Mental Health

    Some common mental health disorders found in chemically dependent people include mood and anxiety disorders. Our professionals help treat these and other disorders common to our students.

  • Substance Abuse

    Students learn about physiology of the addicted brain, CBT, goal setting, healthy lifestyle choices, safety seeking, trigger prevention, and proven therapy models.

  • Case Management

    An assessment provides a treatment starting point. Level of care is established and communicated through a treatment plan — all aimed at a successful transition back into the community.

Take the First Step Today

Freedom is possible. Our team is ready to walk with you \u2014 one step at a time.

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