Our Program

Refuge • Restore • Rise Up

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At Refuge Ministries, recovery is a journey. Our three-phase model is designed to help each woman move from safety and stability through healing and rebuilding, and ultimately into a life of freedom, purpose, and healthy independence.

Each phase builds on the one before it, providing increasing responsibility, accountability, and opportunities for growth as each woman progresses in her recovery.

What We Provide

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Refuge Ministries is a Christ-centered residential recovery and discipleship home for women seeking freedom from addiction and healing from trauma. We provide a safe, structured environment where women can strengthen their recovery, grow in their faith, rebuild their lives, and prepare for lasting stability and independence.

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Christ Centered

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Individual Counseling

Residential Care

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Group Processing

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Community Outreach Activities

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Life Skills Development

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Supportive Community

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Job Skills Development