Welcome to Restore
Our Ministry vision
Our mission is to empower women AND their children to rise above addiction, homelessness, domestic violence, and poverty by providing them with the necessary resources and support.
We will provide a long-term, residential and therapeutic Christian community for our families to break adverse cycles and rebuild.
Our program will focus on the child’s recovery as much as the mom’s and we will provide hands-on coaching for mothers learning to parent their children sober. We believe destructive cycles can be broken, families can be healed, and freedom from addiction can be found through Christ.
OUR PROGRAM VISION
RESTORE'S RECOVERY PROGRAM
- Spiritual Growth - Developing a personal relationship with God.
- Long-term and residential - 18 months - 3 Year program, living in community with other families.
- Parenting Sober - Hands-on parenting coaching and training
- Children's Program - Focusing on the child's recovery as much as the mother's.
- Recovery - Finding FREEDOM, not just sobriety.
- Christian Counseling - Finding the root of addiction and healing from trauma.
- Work Ethics - Developing integrity for the workplace.
- Third Year Program for Graduates learning gradual independence in single family housing with accountability.
RESTORE'S CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
- Assessments - Careful evaluation for specific needs and challenges.
- Referrals - Seeking additional therapeutic help if needed.
- Individual Treatment Plans - Focusing on the child's recovery as much as the mother's.
- Tutoring and Mentoring - Assisting school aged children with school work and creating bonds with supportive volunteers.
- Spiritual Growth - Providing a nurturing, Christian environment.
- Building Self-Esteem - Encouraging healthy behavior.
- Mom/School Participation - Promoting parent participation with school and teachers.
Our Application is LIVE!
Restore Ministries is now accepting applications for our long term residential recovery program. We accept pregnant women, women with children under the age of 9, and women hoping to reestablish relationship with their non custodial children.