Non-Profit Transitional housing for men with life controlling issues associated with drug and alcohol addictions.
Healing Men, Healing FamiliesWhen a member of a family is sick with addiction, the whole family becomes sick. When the substance abuser becomes well and whole, the rest of the family can also become well, and it spreads.
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“You don’t get over an addiction by stopping using. You recover by creating a new life where it is easier to not use. If you don’t create a new life, then all the factors that brought you to your addiction will catch up with you again.” ~ Unknown
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There are many, many ways you can help support Isaiah House and make a positive difference in the lives of our residents. We invite your to join us in sowing into the Lord’s garden.
Success Stories
Scott Grant
The love that I experienced through Ed and Sally Jeffery I can’t even begin to describe, but, I’m sure there are other men out there that would and could say the same things about them and that “house.” By the grace of God, I have been clean and sober for 6 years. Read Scott’s Story
What we do
Our Program
Continued Sobriety
Daily Living, attend Meetings
Mental Health
Positive Motivation, Stress Management, Communication Skills
Physical Health
Hygiene, Medical Awareness, Fitness, Nutrition
Spiritual Health
Bible Studies, Proclaim Liberty Ministries’ 12-Step Scripture Program, One-on-one counseling, Experiencing God (Henry Blackaby) workbook.
Money Management
Crown Financial Training, basic concepts; manage a checking account, budgeting, etc.
Manhood
How to be a man: Wild at Heart (John Eldridge) Bait of Satan (John Bevere) What does a husband, father, neighbor look like. How to respect and court a woman
Employment
How to dress, speak, make a resume, apply for a job, find work. Gain skills for work through training, educational resources, GED.
What Drives Us
Our Mission
Isaiah House, a 501-c-3 non-profit organization seeks to assist men with life-controlling issues, such as drugs and alcohol, as well as other related problems by providing a healthy, balanced, and structured environment for the whole man. We address spiritual, physical, emotional, financial and legal issues, as well as learning how to serve others.
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Volunteers are always welcome and needed.
There are many areas in which to serve: Make a meal, Yard work, Building repair and upgrades, Provide transportation when occasionally needed, Fundraise, Be a friend to a resident, Donate your time, offering your expertise in an area that can benefit Isaiah House or the men.
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Application Process
We provide men who have been through a drug and alcohol program, an opportunity to gain needed skills to better equip them with integrating back into society.
Candidates for admission to the Isaiah House Program must complete their application and have an interview with the Director. The program is open to males between ages 25 and 55, who have already completed a drug and alcohol program, are physically able to work, are medically able to fully participate.
IS Isaiah House Right For You
Isaiah House exists to help men with life controlling issues, such as drug and alcohol addictions as well as other issues by providing a healthy, balanced, structured environment for the whole man, addressing spiritual, physical, emotional, financial and legal issues.
Prospective residents should have completed a substance abuse program within last 6 months and be willing to continue in a transitional house that supports sobriety.
Meet The Directors:
Ed & Sally Jeffery
On August 21, 2008 Sally and I acknowledged our long felt desire to open a men’s transitional home and recovery center, and laid it before the Lord. On August 23, 2008 there was a message on my phone from a friend stating a piece of property was available to do something good for the community and were we interested. This began the journey of Isaiah House.