Get Help · For families & referrals
You're trying to save someone you love. Let us help.
If you're a parent, spouse, sibling, or friend watching addiction take someone — this page is for you. You've probably been carrying this a long time. You don't have to carry it alone anymore.
How a referral works
Three steps, starting with one phone call.
Call us.
Tell us about your loved one and what's going on. We'll respond as fast as we possibly can.
We meet.
We set up a time at the office to talk it through and begin the assessment — with your loved one if they're willing, with you first if they're not there yet.
They move in.
If the program is right for them, we handle intake and they come home to one of the houses — a meal, a bed, and people who understand.
The questions every family asks
- Will it cost us anything?
- No. The homes are completely free.
- How long will they be there?
- 30, 60, or 90 days — up to a year, depending on what their recovery needs. Longer usually means stronger.
- Will I be able to talk to them?
- We know how much this one matters. We'll explain the home's family-contact schedule plainly when we talk — you won't be shut out.
- What will treatment actually be like?
- Faith-based and clinical care together: counseling, classes, Bible study, structure, and community. No one is judged for how they arrived.
- What if they relapse or leave?
- Recovery isn't always a straight line, and we don't give up on people. Call us and we'll talk about what's next.
If they're not ready yet
Some people need time before they'll say yes.
While you wait: you're welcome here on Sundays, our church family will pray with you — and when they're ready, we'll be ready.