Some of our primary goals at Path of Grace are to introduce our residents to a life submitted to Christ, help them receive healing from past traumas, and learn life skills as well as work ethic. We do this by participation in individual and group therapy, AA, bible studies, weekly church services, and therapeutic work assignments. We teach on honesty, integrity, humility, compassion, and serving others. Developing these qualities will make each woman a better mother, wife, daughter, and community member.

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The Path of Grace has two Licensed Mental Health Counselors on staff.  Our counselors will meet residents in a group and individual setting.  They will also closely monitor each resident's progress and growth, offering tools to help secure success in recovery.   

 

We believe developing responsible work habits will be imperative for a productive, prosperous life. Each resident in the program will be given daily work assignments at our program thrift store. 

 

They are learning self-discipline and confidence through their jobs and leadership roles while in the program.  Path of Grace is also investing in a savings plan for each resident.  This savings plan is a gift; its purpose is to give the residents a clean and fresh start as they leave Path of Grace.  This saving plan is also helpful in eliminating the financial pressures that can lead to relapse.  A resident graduating at 16 months will receive $3,700, a resident graduating at 18 months will receive $4,800, and a resident graduating at 24 months will receive $8,100.  

 

Many of the women who come to our program do not have the financial resources required to pay for rehabilitation.  Even with the large operation budget at Path of Grace, we want recovery to be available for any woman who chooses freedom.  Path of Grace charges only $800 per resident for the entire period of commitment to the program. We believe that faith and time are required to sustain lifelong recovery.

 

To help more women find recovery, we need your help through monetary donations.  Your financial support makes recovery possible!