Our Programs

Recovery journey is never easy, we are here to help in any possible way. Having a stable job, having stable financial situation and helping us get back on track and building for future really helps. The job coach of our partner agency comes to coach any guests that are looking for jobs.

5 million women are impacted by addiction. We have a plan to change that.

I decided to dedicate my life to helping men rebuild their lives. Our program of recovery also values peer support, which has brought great success in changing many lives. “If you come & follow our program, your life will be totally changed. The emotional and spiritual damage done by addiction runs deep, and when a woman is addicted it can impact the entire family system.

Step 2: Meet your house manager & Move in

We also work with local temp agencies, contractors and other employers. Many amazing things have happened to me since February 4, 2008; it was a day that changed my life forever. Today I am a father of two amazing boys, Ricky and Carson, whom I want to set a great example for.

We are dedicated to helping individuals in early recovery rebuild their lives. As Review Victory Programs House we believe in family, and we make the promise to anyone who comes to us that you are family when you come to one of our houses.

Helping People Recover and Rebuild Their Lives

Occasionally, someone placed into a sober house relapses and they must leave the sober house immediately – Redemption House is the place where they can go until they recommit to their sobriety. I moved into a sober house that had a culture of Review Review Victory Programs recovery and lived there for 18 months. Afterwards I went back to school to become a drug and alcohol counselor. New Beginnings is a 12-month program where women move from the darkness of addiction, poverty, and despair into restoration and recovery.

“We’re making a significant difference in the quality of life of people often forgotten.”

We partner with local pharmacy to provide a better meds management for our guest. They will deliver and sort it on a bubble pack for better medicine management weekly and help our guests track their medication. February 4, 2008, I made a call to a drug dealer; I was hopeless and wanted to die. I bought a large quantity of drugs and the plan was to kill myself. “Showing our clients that recovery is more than just sitting in meetings is important to us. We teach our men how to bridge the gap between sobriety and their newfound lives in recovery by having events and taking them on retreats.”

1. The job coach of our partner agency comes to coach any guests that are looking for jobs.
2. When you move into one of our houses, you’re not just moving into a sober house, you’re moving into a recovery community.
3. “Showing our clients that recovery is more than just sitting in meetings is important to us. We teach our men how to bridge the gap between sobriety and their newfound lives in recovery by having events and taking them on retreats.”
4. I bought a large quantity of drugs and the plan was to kill myself.

Free Chapel is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA). Founded in 1979, ECFA has more than 1,500 leading Christian nonprofit organizations as members. When a ministry has the ECFA seal, its donors can know that the organization’s “financial house” is in order and can see where their resources are going. We believe that our ECFA membership offers accountability and proves that donors can give with confidence to this ministry as we partner together to win souls for God’s kingdom.