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Frequently asked questions
We offer a 9-month residential in-patient discipleship recovery program followed by a 12-month aftercare phase. During the 12-month aftercare period, graduates remain accountable by attending a local church service or study at least twice a week.
Completing the full 21-month journey (9 months residential + 12 months aftercare) results in a 85–90% long-term success rate.
The program fee is $200 per week for residents who can afford it. However, lack of funds will not prevent you from receiving help—if necessary, our staff will assist you in applying for Employment and Income Assistance (EIA).
Yes, a $500 entrance deposit is required prior to joining. This deposit is fully refunded upon successful completion of your agreed program length. If the agreed program term is not completed, the deposit is forfeited.
No. We are not a traditional or secular rehabilitation center, nor do we follow a 12-step model. We are a "One-Step" Christ-centered discipleship program focused on complete lifestyle transformation through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior.
We are a private, faith-based ministry and program that operates independently without support from outside government enterprises.
Applicants must acknowledge Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior and possess a genuine, 100% personal willingness to get set free—and stay set free—from drugs, alcohol, and destructive behaviors.
Residents stay in comfortable rooms designed for 1 to 4 men, complete with individual beds, dressers, closet space, and shared bathroom facilities.
Located on a peaceful 80-acre campus, our grounds feature groomed walking trails for quiet reflection and a large garden that supplies fresh produce for our kitchen.
Yes. Approved visits from family and friends take place every Saturday from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM to foster fellowship and healthy support systems.
Call today to speak directly with one of our intake staff members for more information and to begin the application process!
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