Induction Phase – Duration 30 days

During this phase, individuals first familiarize themselves with our student handbook, policies, basic studies, and schedule. Additionally, personal studies cover topics such as new beginnings, changing your mindset, and releasing your past. A student leader is assigned as your mentor to assist with your adjustment. Throughout this phase, we will assess whether our program aligns with your goals.

Advanced Phase – Duration 60 days

Individuals proceed with their training and subsequently begin servant leadership roles, serving as overseers and watchmen. During this phase, students are gradually granted increased privileges, reflecting their progress and growing responsibilities. Additionally, this stage encompasses personal development, such as self-discovery, self-control, patience, and effective communication. It not only enhances their skills but also prepares them for future challenges, thereby ensuring they are well-equipped for daily life.

After graduation individuals have the option to start the journey of re-entering the workforce, actively seeking employment opportunities and focus on rebuilding all they have lost. Securing stable housing becomes a priority, enabling them to lay a foundation for their future independence. Taking advantage of this fresh start, individuals can save money with living at the Freedom Home to get their own place and stability. Individuals benefit from maintaining a strong sense of accountability, and support, which are vital in navigating the challenges that may arise and ensuring sustained personal growth.

Intermediate Phase – Duration: 60 days

Individuals are engaged in a training period focused on developing consistency in work-related skills, effective time management, emotional regulation, and understanding responsibilities. Additionally, this stage also includes personal development studies, such as forgiveness and healing. Participants begin a weekly mentorship program.As they progress through this phase, students are granted increased privileges.

Pre-Grad Phase – Duration 30 days

This phase prepares individuals for graduation by focusing on goal setting, boundaries, resume building, financial planning, parenting, and relationships. Students earn more privileges during this phase.

After successfully completing our residential treatment program, graduates are subsequently enrolled in our outpatient follow-up plan, which extends over a period of six months. This program is specifically designed to provide continued support, accountability, and mentorship. Therefore, graduates are expected to adhere to the following structured plan to ensure a seamless transition and sustained recovery.

Month 1

• Meet with your mentor twice a week.
• Attend chapel or life group once a week.

Month 2

• Meet with your mentor once a week.
• Attend chapel or life group once a week.

Months 3 & 4

• Meet with your mentor every two weeks.

Month 5

• Meet with your mentor once a month or as needed.