A structured path from crisis to independence
Every resident moves through a phased program that blends licensed clinical care, spiritual growth, and practical life skills — built for a 10–12 bed, trauma-informed home.
Three phases, one clear path forward
Grounding
Intensive spiritual and emotional grounding. Residents focus on stability, safety, mandatory drug screenings, and building trust within the community.
Growth
Deepening clinical work, life-skills training, and spiritual formation, while residents take on greater responsibility within the home.
Independence
Full-time employment and preparation for independent living — resume building, interview training, and a transition plan for life after the program.
Structure builds the accountability recovery requires
Every day in our home follows a consistent rhythm designed to rebuild healthy habits and restore a sense of purpose:
- Mandatory drug screenings
- Household chores & shared responsibility
- Life-skills classes
- Group counseling
- Individual counseling
- Community worship
Clinical Care, Fully Integrated
Residents receive the state-required 5 hours of licensed counseling every week, delivered as a low-intensity clinical integration woven directly into daily life at the home — not a separate appointment across town.
Celebrate Recovery
Our spiritual framework is anchored in Celebrate Recovery, a faith-based 12-step program that walks residents through healing in community with others.
Preparing women for life after the program
Everyday Life Skills
Budgeting, household management, and healthy relationship skills to build a stable, independent life.
Resume Building
Hands-on support crafting a resume that reflects each woman's strengths and readiness to work.
Job Interview Training
Practice and coaching to walk into interviews with confidence, connected to local employers and vocational training centers.
Built for safety, community, and structure
Our residential property at 625 W. Washington St sits in the historic district of Petersburg, VA — designed to house 10–12 residents in an environment optimized for individual safety and trauma-informed care.
The home is next door to Reconciliation Fellowship Church, and close to emergency services, vocational training centers, and plentiful job opportunities — surrounding residents with the support they need at every step.
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