Bethel Colony of Mercy

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Lenoir, NC

Bethel Colony of Mercy offers a 65-day residential Christian addiction-treatment program in Lenoir, North Carolina for a $350 entry fee.

  • People seeking Bible-based drug and alcohol addiction treatment
  • People seeking a 65-day residential program
  • People seeking Christian counseling, worship services, and guided Bible study

Caldwell House

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Lenoir, NC

Caldwell House provides adult men age 21 and older with structured sober living, meals, transportation, 12-step meetings, and employment support.

  • Adult men age 21 and older seeking structured sober living
  • Residents able to commit to at least four months
  • People needing housing, meals, transportation, and recovery-community support after addiction treatment

Abuse And Addiction Treatment in nearby counties

FAQ

How much do these Caldwell County programs cost?

Bethel Colony of Mercy lists a $350 entry fee. Caldwell House lists a $175 weekly residential service fee.

How long do treatment and sober-living programs last?

Bethel Colony of Mercy offers a 65-day residential program. Caldwell House requires at least four months, with an average stay of 9 to 18 months.

What should I look for in an addiction program?

Check whether the program matches your needs: Bethel is Bible-based and serves men and women on separate campuses, while Caldwell House is structured sober living for adult men with 12-step, employment, and abstinence requirements.

Is Caldwell House appropriate for detox or an emergency?

No. Caldwell House specifically says it is not for acute detox or emergency medical treatment; those situations require immediate medical or emergency services.

What rules apply at Caldwell House?

Residents must maintain abstinence, attend recovery meetings such as AA or NA, pursue full-time employment, and commit to at least four months.