FAQs

  • What does your program entail?

    We are a 12 month residential recovery program divided in 4 phases.  Phase 1 is 60 days for men and 90 days for women.  During Phase one you attend classes and meetings Monday - Friday.  After phase 1, we help you transition into employment while still under our care.  At this point, you can have your cell phone.

  • Do I have to be a Christian to participate in your program?

    No!  We are a faith based program, but you do not need to be a Christian to be part of this program.

  • How long does the program last?

    12 months divided into 4 phases.  Phase one is 60 days for men and 90 days for women.

  • Can you smoke tobacco/nicotine?

    You may smoke cigarettes outside in the designated smoking areas.

  • Can I have my phone?

    You may have your phone after you complete phase 1.  Phase 1 is 60 days for men and 90 days for women.

  • Can you leave or have visitors?

    During phase 1, there are no visitors EXCEPT on Sunday evenings at our Gathering from 6:30-7:30.  After you complete phase 1, you begin to earn more privileges with slow options of passes.  Additionally, your family will need to attend our family classes so that you can have a pass to visit them.

  • How much does the program cost?

    Our entrance fee is $1000.  Don't let money keep you from receiving help though.  Sometimes we extend a payment plan.  Once you are in phase 2, our fees are $300/week.

  • Is transportation and housing provided?

    Yes.  We have housing and transportation provided.  You may use your personal vehicle once you are in phase 2.

  • Where are you located?

    We have classes at 8780 Macon Hwy Athens, GA at the backside of Nation's Church.  You will arrive here for intake.


    We have five housing places depending on what phase you are in.


  • What can I bring?

    Minimal clothes and toiletries.  We have sheets, pillows, and blankets. 

  • Family Class

    Family classes are offered to families of clients every few months.  Recovery is a family undertaking, and so we like to help educate loved ones on the support clients need.