New Life Program

A recovery program to regenerate life after addiction.

We provide classes that deal with spiritual, emotional and physical issues. The New Life Program (NLP), is a residential addiction treatment program for men, women, and families located at the Gospel Center Rescue Mission.

The Students served by the Program are those most likely to benefit from intensive, residential treatment. We strongly believe that the whole person, including spiritual aspects, family, community, work, education, and environment must be addressed to affect a long-term lifestyle change.

New Life Program Core Values

The Program is flexible, individualized and a progressive process designed to meet the specific needs of each participant in a structured and supportive environment.

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Program Phases

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First Phase

In the NLP’s first phase, the Student (formerly homeless person) must make a six-month commitment with the possibility of an additional eighteen months of after-care.

Second Phase

The second phase of the New Life Program is a six-month commitment where Students start to make and pay restitution to society. They seek and begin employment and/or go to school and pay for program fees.

Final Phase

The final phase is a 12-month commitment, and the Students receive stability in the Hope Housing residences.

A typical day in the life of a Student in the NLP includes:

three nutritious meals
access to clothing
a space in a dormitory
evening chapel service
group sessions
classes
individual counseling sessions
access to a computer
an adult learning center
four-hour daily ministry therapy assignment

The New Life Program offers the following:

A structured educational program dealing with emotional and spiritual issues.
Individual counseling and group sessions working toward a specific plan for change.
Increased awareness of self-defeating behaviors with a focus on increased self-awareness and self-esteem.
Addresses social issues, interpersonal relationships and methods for promoting healthy communications and accountability.
Explores concepts of spirituality and the benefits of incorporating spiritual principles into a lifelong program through daily personal application of spiritual materials, affirmations, prayer and meditation.
Introduces and orients Students towards their goals.
Introduces and refers Students to community resources.
Introduces and refers Students to support groups such as Celebrate Recovery (CR), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and other 12-step programs.
After care and follow-up counseling is available as needed.
Educational opportunities for computer programs that help Students achieve their GED or basic literacy and math skills.

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New Life Program

A recovery program to regenerate life after addiction.

New Life Program Core Values

Support this program

Messages of Hope from New Life Graduates