Lifeline Program: A Full Continuum of Care

A Structured Path to Lasting Recovery

Recovery is not a one-step process. At Lifeline, we recognize that men and women facing addiction are often also navigating broader life challenges, difficulty finding meaningful employment, strained family relationships, and, at times, involvement with the justice system.

These circumstances can deepen the cycle of wounding, suppression, addiction, and destruction. Lifeline’s program is designed to break that cycle and set individuals on a path toward lasting healing and wholeness.

Lifeline’s trained staff, counselors, and volunteers provide a supportive, structured environment where clients can grow, learn, and rebuild their lives—spiritually, emotionally, and practically.

Our program is built around a three-phase model that allows clients to progress at a steady, supported pace.

 

A Proven Path to Recovery

Lifeline offers a long-term, structured program designed to address the root causes of addiction while preparing clients for life beyond treatment. Our approach combines clinical care, faith-based support, and dedicated workforce development to create lasting change.

 
 

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.Clients begin with a focus on healing and stability through:

    • Individual, group, and family counseling

    • Life skills training, including communication, anger management, and parenting

    • Workforce readiness, including GED support, resume building, and interview skills

    • A structured, supportive environment rooted in faith

  • As clients progress, they begin transitioning back into daily life:

    • Full-time employment with employer partnerships

    • Continued counseling and evening programming

    • Financial skills, boundaries, and personal responsibility

    • Increased independence with continued accountability

  • Clients move into transitional housing while maintaining stability:

    • Continued employment and budgeting

    • Ongoing recovery support and accountability

    • Preparation for long-term independence and success

 
 

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

A Long-Term Commitment to Recovery

Lifeline’s program is designed as a long-term residential experience, typically lasting 9–12 months.

  • Clients live on campus throughout the program

  • New clients are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year

  • During the final phase, clients participate in aftercare meetings, outside support groups, and continued community engagement

This extended structure allows for deeper transformation and long-term success.

MEN’S & WOMEN’S PROGRAMS

Lifeline serves both men and women through dedicated residential programs. Each program provides a structured, supportive environment tailored to the needs of its clients.

Women’s Campus

  • New campus opening mid-summer 2026

  • Houses 80 residents

  • Over ___ acres,

  • Includes a dining hall, chapel, group meeting space all surrounded by natural beauty

Men’s campus

  • expanding to include sober living

  • Houses 80 residents

  • Over ___ acres

Faith as a Foundation for Recovery

Lifeline’s program is rooted in a Christ-centered approach that supports healing for the whole person.

Clients engage in:

  • Bible study and faith-based programming

  • Celebrate Recovery and peer support groups

  • A strong community built on accountability and encouragement

This foundation provides purpose, structure, and hope throughout the recovery journey.

CLINICAL SERVICES

Multiple Levels of Care, One Continuum

Lifeline provides multiple levels of care throughout the recovery journey, allowing clients to progress through treatment in a structured and supportive way.

Residential Treatment Program (Phase 1)

A structured, immersive environment focused on early recovery and stabilization.

  • Individual therapy sessions

  • Group therapy

  • Family counseling

  • Court-approved programming

  • Focus on behavioral health, life skills, and emotional regulation

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)  (Phase 1)

A high level of structured care that provides intensive therapeutic support.

  • Structured daily programming

  • Group therapy and clinical oversight

  • Support during early stages of recovery

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) (Phase 1)

Flexible care designed to support clients as they begin re-entering daily life.

  • Offered five days per week

  • Individual therapy, group support, and case management

  • Peer support services

  • Available with housing and for future community-based clients

Outpatient Program  (Phase 2&3)

Continued support for clients who are working and living more independently.

  • Evening therapy sessions

  • Ongoing counseling and group support

  • Focus on long-term recovery and accountability

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Recovery That Leads to Employment

A core part of Lifeline’s program is preparing clients for success beyond treatment.

Clients participate in:

  • Resume building and interview preparation

  • GED and educational support

  • Soft skills training and workplace readiness

  • Volunteering in the community

  • Employment through partnerships with local employers

Transportation is provided to ensure employment and education are accessible. These experiences help clients not only overcome addiction, but build a stable and meaningful future.

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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING

Continued Support for Independent Living

Lifeline offers transitional housing for clients who have completed earlier phases of the program and are ready for increased independence.

Requirements include:

  • Maintaining full-time employment

  • Participating in required meetings and recovery programming

  • Demonstrating financial responsibility and accountability

During this stage, clients continue building independence while maintaining strong accountability through aftercare participation and community support.

SUPPORT SERVICES

Removing Barriers to Recovery

Lifeline provides comprehensive support services to ensure clients can focus on recovery.

Clients have access to:

  • Transportation to jobs, medical appointments, and court dates

  • Case management support for legal, financial, and personal needs

  • On-site nursing support

  • Peer support and mentorship

Clients also participate in a variety of structured classes and programs, including:

  • Group therapy and peer support groups

  • AA, Celebrate Recovery, and 12-step programming

  • Christian living and spiritual development

  • Parenting, anger management, and financial literacy

  • Exercise and wellness activities

  • Aftercare planning and continued support

The Journey to Restoration

The journey to restoration is not easy—and it doesn’t happen overnight. But at Lifeline, we see lives being changed every day.

Through structure, support, and a Christ-centered foundation, individuals are finding freedom from addiction and building a path toward lasting wholeness.

Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone you love, Lifeline is here to walk alongside you.

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