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About The Program

Most of our residents have struggled with drug addiction,  and incarceration. Almost all have had their children removed, lost relationship with their family, or have no family at all. 

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While at Maranatha the men will not only acquire tools to stay sober, but learn life skills that will help them navigate a life addiction free.

 

Most importantly, each resident in the program will attend church , Bible studies, and gain spiritual tools. We pray that each resident will strengthen and grow in their relationship with Jesus- which we believe is the solid foundation in which a life of freedom and sobriety can stand on successfully.

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The Journey

Program

12 months

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At intake the resident is taught the rules while in the program, given her first packet of phase work and a run down of what’s required each phase. She is taken to health appointments, Social Security office, DMV, DHS and meets her counselor. She will also attend classes, recovery meetings and be introduced to their new church home for the duration of the program, The Bridge Community Church.

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Monthly progress reports are sent to all concerned judges, probation/probation officers.

Phases 1-4

At intake the resident is taught the rules while in the program, given her first packet of phase work and a run down of what’s required each phase. She is taken to health appointments, Social Security office, DMV, DHS and meets her counselor. She will also attend classes, recovery meetings and be introduced to their new church home for the duration of the program, The Bridge Community Church.

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Monthly progress reports are sent to all concerned judges, probation/probation officers.

Phase 1

-20 minute phone call each week

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-Send/receive mail (subject to inspection)

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-Begin seeking employment in the last 2 weeks of Phase

Phase 2

-Begin working

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-Financial Budget Set after first full paycheck​

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-4 hour pass with approved persons

Phase 3

-Allowed to have a cell phone, under remote monitoring

(social media prohibited)

 

-Transport themselves to and from work, church services, and classes. (location lightly monitored remotely)

 

-8 hour pass with approved persons.​​​

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Phase 4

-8 hour pass with approved persons

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-Constructs a written out "exit plan", laying out what their game plan is for after they graduate.​

Ready to Begin Your Journey?

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