The Program
What twelve months of whole-person restoration looks like.
What we offer
Six pillars of restoration
Every part of the program works together to help a woman heal spiritually, emotionally, and practically — and to prepare her for lasting freedom.
Biblical Counseling
One-on-one and group counseling rooted in Scripture and prayer.
Bible Study
Daily study and discipleship that renews the mind and spirit.
Life Skills
Money management, parenting, and healthy-living skills for independence.
Education & GED
GED preparation and continuing-education support toward new goals.
Physical Fitness
Time at the gym five days a week — a vital part of recovery for body and mind.
Family Restoration
Rebuilding trust and relationships with children and loved ones.
How it works
The path to freedom
Reach Out
She or a loved one submits a placement inquiry and we connect personally.
Placement
We review her needs and welcome her into a safe, structured home.
12-Month Program
Counseling, study, life skills, and care over a full year of growth.
Restoration
She steps into freedom, family, and a future with lasting support.
Daily & weekly rhythm
Structured days blend Bible study, counseling, life-skills classes, work opportunities, and rest — building healthy routines that carry into life after the program.
Medical care & family restoration
We help with medical costs and prescriptions as needs arise, and we invest in family restoration — because healing the whole person means healing relationships too.
The next step
Transitional housing
Recovery doesn’t end at graduation. After the year-long program, women can step into transitional housing — a safe space to rebuild independence, trust, and a new life, with continued accountability and support. It’s where freedom becomes a way of living: choosing healthy routines, reconnecting with family, and stepping confidently into the future.