OUR APPROACH
More than sobriety A whole life, reset
What a reset looks like.
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A participant walks into a real home with a bed made up for them, toiletries and bedding on it, and a house full of people who are for them. In the first 30 days a Jumpstart Team of volunteers helps with an ID, a phone, clothes, rides, and a full-time job.
House expectations are simple: no drugs, alcohol, or violence; chores, curfews, and program rhythms; accountability, community, and grace.
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Plugged into a local church from the start: gatherings, a small group, serving teams. Discipleship Night on Mondays and Personal Development on Thursdays, both at 6:30. Two recovery meetings a week. Regular sessions with a personal Discipleship Coach, house meetings, and a check-in with staff every two weeks.
Program fees, savings, chores: the ordinary disciplines of a stable life.
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Progress is measured across the Six Essentials, not the calendar. Every two weeks a participant sits down with a staff member, looks honestly at each area, and picks one next step. Their Discipleship Coach hears about it and helps carry it. Coaches and staff track each area, celebrate wins, and rally around anyone who is struggling.
The Six Essentials:
Authentic Community
Discipleship
Sobriety
Stewardship
Relationships
Health (body, mind, spirit)
Who walks alongside:
Discipleship Coaches: one-on-one, a coach rather than a caseworker
A Jumpstart Team for the first 30 days
A church family and small group
Biblical counselors
Class facilitators and specialists
The cooks who bring dinner before Discipleship Night
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After 12 to 18 months a participant graduates sober, employed, and deeply connected to a local church, with savings built during the program. We celebrate together at Koinonia Nights and Promotions. They leave as a disciple who helps others find the same freedom, and with a church family that outlasts the program. Healed hearts become healers.
Ready for a reset, or ready to help?
30 days sober, apply, interview, move in. Or give, serve, or open a house with your church.