Freedom House - Greensboro, NC
Community Services Non Profits
Why pick this one
Freedom House offers a 9–12-month Christ-centered residential program where mothers live with children age 10 and under for a $750 admission fee.
Best for
- Mothers with children age 10 and under seeking residential addiction recovery
- Pregnant women or mothers working to regain custody
- Women seeking a Christian and 12-step recovery approach
- Mothers needing long-term housing, employment training, and family reunification support
- Applicants able to commit to a 9–12-month residential program
Look elsewhere if
- Applicants under 21
- Women unwilling to participate in a Christ-centered or 12-step program
- Applicants unable to commit to long-term residential recovery
- Applicants with convictions for violent crimes or sexual assault
- People seeking short-term treatment rather than a 9–12-month residential program
Specialties
- Christ-centered addiction recovery for mothers
- Long-term residential recovery for mothers living with children
- Parenting support and family reunification
- 12-month rent-free aftercare housing
- Employment training through thrift stores and farm work
What makes them different
- Mothers can live with their children age 10 and under during recovery
- 9–12-month residential program followed by up to 12 months of rent-free housing
- Residents pay only a one-time $750 admission fee, with no insurance required
- Program operates on 110 acres of farmland with furnished family homes
- Freedom House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2006
- Response time
- Application review within 24 hours; admission decision within 48 hours after screening
- Years in business
- 19
- Serves
- Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Raleigh, Burlington
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- POST OFFICE BOX 39, Summerfield, NC 27358
- Phone
- +13362867622
- Website
- http://www.helpfreedomhouse.org/
- inquiries@helpfreedomhouse.org
Services
- Residential addiction recovery
- Individual and group therapy
- Recovery and life-skills classes
- Bible study and spiritual development
- Parenting education
- Transportation to appointments and activities
- Financial literacy and budgeting instruction
- Job training and employment mentoring
- Aftercare housing and ongoing mentorship