WHAT MAKES SAFE HARBOR DIFFERENT
Faith-Based Recovery Support
Social & Spiritual services designed to promote lasting recovery & reduce recidivism. |
Employment & Job Readiness
Job training prepares men for independence. |
Safe Housing & Structure
A structured environment with accountability and support every step of the way. |
Accountability & Support
Surrounded by staff and mentors that care. |
Savings Plan
Clients are able to save money to help meet their needs upon graduation. |
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Transitional
Housing |
Meals
Provided |
Transportation Assistance
|
Recovery
Groups |
Chapel
Services |
Back-To-Work
Program |
CHAPEL SERVICES & CHARITABLE CHOICE ACT COMPLIANCE
Daily Christian Worship services are offered to those who wish express their faith through praise and worship, and to grow in their understanding through sermons and Bible lessons offered by our lay-ministers and ordained clergy. At Safe Harbor, we comply with the Charitable Choice Act, and so participants who decline to participate in sectarian activities will be allowed to use that time to work on their recovery materials. Due to staffing and supervision requirements individuals who elect this option must do so in an area in proximity to the chapel.
Daily Christian Worship services are offered to those who wish express their faith through praise and worship, and to grow in their understanding through sermons and Bible lessons offered by our lay-ministers and ordained clergy. At Safe Harbor, we comply with the Charitable Choice Act, and so participants who decline to participate in sectarian activities will be allowed to use that time to work on their recovery materials. Due to staffing and supervision requirements individuals who elect this option must do so in an area in proximity to the chapel.
Safe Harbor is a Co-Occurring Disorder Capable (CODC) program.
The Safe Harbor Program is a Faith-Based Recovery Support Services Program.
- The program requires a twelve-month commitment.
- All clients must agree to comply with program guidelines at all times.
- Clients must work during their stay to pay for their recovery.
- We will attempt to secure employment for you through our Back to Work Program.
- Coordination with Courts and Parole or Probation Offices is provided.
- Transitional Housing, Meals, and Transportation are furnished.
HOW THE PROGRAM WORKS
Admission &
Assessment We get to know you & talk about your goals |
Stabilization &
Structure Build routines, accountability & a strong foundation |
Recovery &
Growth Focus on healing, life change & recovery |
Employment &
Life Skills Gain Skills, work experience & prepare for the future |
Independence & Graduation
Step into life with purpose and hope. |
HOW DO WE MEASURE SUCCESS?
Our goal is to graduate clients drug and alcohol free, and:
1.) Independently employed
2.) Independently housed
3.) Participating in regular and meaningful groups that support sobriety such as:
church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Celebrate Recovery, or Narcotics Anonymous.
1.) Independently employed
2.) Independently housed
3.) Participating in regular and meaningful groups that support sobriety such as:
church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Celebrate Recovery, or Narcotics Anonymous.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOW LONG IS THE PROGRAM?
The program requires a twelve-month commitment.
CAN I WORK WHILE IN THE PROGRAM?
Clients must work during their stay to pay for their recovery. We will attempt to secure employment for you through our Back to Work Program.
DO YOU PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION?
Safe Harbor offers transportation services to parole & probation appointments, court appointments, work, and to program sponsored outings. Transportation is subject to availability.
I'M ON PROBATION. HOW WILL MY PROBATION OFFICER KNOW I'M PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM?
We send monthly updates on clients to all those in the government agencies and judicial system who request such updates.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
We have a list of items that are allowed at Safe Harbor. You can download the list by clicking the button below.
