Recovery is about more than breaking old habits—it’s about building a healthy, stable, and Christ-centered future. Our Life Skills Classes provide practical, hands-on training to help participants gain confidence and direction as they rebuild their lives.

Classes may include topics such as:

- Budgeting & financial stewardship
- Job readiness and workplace skills
- Time management and daily routines
-Building a Christ-centered lifestyle
-Practical planning for independent living

These classes are:

- Free for all participants
- Open to anyone in recovery or rebuilding
- Christ-centered and practical

Our goal is to help individuals take steady, confident steps toward long-term stability and transformation.

Life Skills Classes

Our support groups provide a welcoming space where people can share openly, grow spiritually, and receive encouragement from others walking similar journeys.

What Support Groups Offer:
- Peer support
- Confidential, grace-filled conversation
- Emotional and spiritual encouragement
- Scripture-based guidance
- Prayer and community connection

What Support Groups Are Not:

These groups are not therapy, clinical counseling, or mental-health treatment.
They are facilitator-led peer groups designed to offer encouragement, not diagnosis or professional therapy.

If a participant needs clinical counseling, we will help connect them with licensed Christian counselors—and our nonprofit can assist with financial support when needed.

Support Groups

What are Life Skills Classes?

Classes that equip people in recovery with practical skills for rebuilding their lives—financial management, relationships, job readiness, and more.

Are these classes and groups therapy or clinical counseling?

No. These are educational, skill-building programs designed to provide practical, Christ-centered guidance.

Who can attend the life skills classes?

Anyone in recovery or rebuilding their life who wants practical support and spiritual encouragement.

Is there a cost?

Life skills classes and support groups are free for all participants.

What are Support Groups?

Peer-led gatherings that provide emotional and spiritual support in a Christ-centered environment.

Who can participate in support groups?

Anyone seeking a safe, faith-based space for encouragement, emotional support, and spiritual growth.