Looking for a bed?
Reset is much more than just a place to sleep.
Reset is a Christ-centered, voluntary program for men and women in the Greater Cincinnati area that desire to
radically change their lives.
The mission of Reset is to transform broken and lost men and women into servant leaders as they discover their
identity and purpose in Christ.
If you are ready for lasting life-change, we invite you to complete our online application.
5 Keys
Our program consists of five key components that are essential to helping men and women break the destructive patterns in their lives that lead to addictions, lost opportunities, and (re-)incarceration.
Dignified Housing
Reset offers dignified housing that provides individuals with furniture and start-up necessities as well as like-minded, positive roommates. We provide housing to men and women in separate homes in Newport, Kentucky.
Biblical Truth
An inside-out change occurs as men and women are exposed to the fact that they are God's creation and that He wants a deeper relationship with them. Weekly Recovery meetings and Bible studies allow the residents to lean on and learn from each other, as well as people from the Reset family who are further along in their spiritual walks.
Growth Opportunities
Knowing that being stagnant and isolated are triggers for destructive patterns in the lives of broken individuals, there is a steady lineup of offerings throughout the week. In addition to the recovery meetings, and Bible studies, there are life skills classes, hangout nights, community outreaches, and more.
Employment Opportunities
Through partnering agencies and companies with healthy environments, the men and women in Reset find employment opportunities to which they would not normally have access. There is no guarantee of a job placement right away, but after periods of training and proving themselves, our ex-offenders find doors being opened that would otherwise be slammed shut.
Hope For The Future
The men and women of Reset are surrounded by a support system of coaches, mentors, and employers that inspire them to dream big and help them to get there. The residents begin to see that there is more for their lives than short-lived coping mechanisms, dead-end jobs, and broken relationships--which motivates them to keep pushing away from their past and propelling toward a bright future.
