Walk alongside one resident as they pursue lasting change. Coaches meet three times per month and engage in occasional events like Discipleship Nights or personal development classes. Think of a Discipleship Coach as a primary care provider—equipping residents in all areas of growth and knowing when to bring in specialists.

Specialists offer short-term support in areas like finance, health, sobriety, and employment. Biblical Counselors go deeper, helping residents overcome spiritual blocks and strongholds through certified faith-based counseling and deliverance. Both roles require about 3–7 hours a month.

Lead Thursday evening classes focused on life skills and personal growth in areas like Stewardship, Relationships, and Physical/Mental Health. These sessions help equip residents with the tools they need for long-term success.

Meals are a sacred space at Reset—where residents experience belonging and spiritual family. Prepare a meal for a Monday or Thursday gathering and, if possible, stay to eat with the residents. You’ll bless and be blessed.

In the first 30 days, new residents need help getting settled—securing IDs, clothes, and basic services. Jumpstart volunteers act as guides and encouragers during this crucial transition.

Sometimes the most powerful ministry is simply sharing life. Invite a resident to a ballgame, family outing, or church event. For many, experiencing sober fun is a first—and a glimpse of what redemption looks like.