Success Stories
Dayna Mallory's father was a physically and sexually abusive drug/alcohol addict and her mother was a co-dependent addict. At the age of six, Dayna had already smoked her first marijuana joint. At the age of ten, she was shooting heroin into her father’s arms. By the time she was thirteen years old, she was strung out on heroin herself and became a prostitute so that her father “could get more dope”... Read more.
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New
Life Program for men or women is a six month drug/alcohol
dependency treatment program.
The
Emergency Lodge program provides homeless, single men with food,
clothing and shelter during an incidence of homelessness.
Assists clients who receive Social Security for disability
and/or mental health problems to manage and budget their monthly
checks.
Assists
families to independent living. Working parents receive assistance with their
monthly rent.