Admissions
Welcome to Mission Men Rehabilitation, a faith-based Christian rehabilitation program for men struggling with substance abuse. Our program is designed to help men overcome their addiction and find hope and healing through the power of faith.
Please note that we are unable to provide services to registered sex offenders or individuals currently taking any psychotic medication.
The Mission Men program is designed for men who are struggling with addiction and who want to find freedom from addiction through spiritual awareness and faith. Addiction can be addressed spiritaully and we believe in a holistic approach to healing. Admission to our program is open to any man who is 18 years of age or older.
Requesting an interview is the first step in the process. Applicants will be accessed by staff and be given an overview of the year long intensive program. Request this interview by clicking on the Request Interview button on this page.
The Mission Men program is a 12-month residential intensive program that provides a structured and supportive environment for men to focus on their recovery. Throughout the program, residents will participate in individual and group counseling, attend faith-based classes, and engage in a variety of therapeutic activities. Our goal is to help men not only overcome their addiction but also develop a strong spiritual foundation that will sustain them in their recovery journey.
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Is the Mission Men Program for You? Discover Below if You're a Good Fit.
- Men who are seeking a Christ-centered approach to rehabilitation.
- Men who are willing to commit to a year-long program.
- Men who are willing to adhere to a structured and disciplined lifestyle.
- Men who are willing to give up their cell phones for the duration of the program.
- Men who are willing to engage in volunteer service work and community outreach.
- Men who are willing to work hard, make an impact on their community, and save for their future.
- Men who are not interested in biblical based spiritual teachings.
- Men who have difficulty adapting to change.
- Men who are unwilling to live and work closely with others.
- Men who are unwilling to adhere to the rules of a 12 month intensive program for their benefit.
- Men who are unwilling to work hard or lack the desire to make an impact on their community
- Men who are unwilling to save for their future.