Faith Based Organizations

Our residential recovery home offers women a safe place to get grounded in their faith, find Christ-centered solutions to addiction, and begin life reestablishment.

Our home provides for up to 10 women.  The program is divided into phases with each phase bringing more independence, responsibility, and preparation towards life outside the home.  In each phase, the women work through an individualized study plan using curriculum developed by Adult and Teen Challenge USA (with a 65 year history of positive outcomes and radical life transformation in their centers across the US and Canada). Women also receive practical life-skills training in areas like developing/restoring healthy relationships, parenting, communication, financial management, cooking, and cleaning. Students are required to follow “house rules” and a daily schedule including work therapy, Bible Study, Chapel time, group activities, class time and homework assignments. Completion time varies depending on the individual but ranges between 12 and 15 months.  In later phases, women get outside employment while still having the accountability of living at the home.

We are a Non-profit, faith based program for individuals seeking recovery pre and post treatment. With a Christ-centered program focused around learning daily life skills for a successful transition back to a drug/alcohol free life

Offers respite care, remedial/instructional support, and Supported Community Living (SCL).

Martha's House of Hope is a non-profit organization, founded by Roman Catholic individuals committed to providing shelter, life skills and hope to pregnant mothers and their babies; to strive for lives of self-reliance, a sense of service and the realization of their God-given dignity, regardless of their beliefs. Martha's House of Hope seeks to partner with people of all faiths who desire to support this mission with their prayers, time, talent and/or treasure.

Midwest Recovery is more than just an addiction treatment center; we are a community of professionals dedicated to helping individuals achieve lasting recovery through faith-based treatment programs. From residential treatment to outpatient treatment, we provide confidentiality, flexible payment options, and all the support necessary for a successful recovery.

Mission: To seek, invite, and welcome people into the unconditional love of God and share with them the Good News about Jesus Christ, who is the way, the truth, and the life.

Pastoral counseling available to church members and public. 

Locations: Newton and Baxter Campus

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• Emergency Assistance Housing Related: by appointment only.
  • limited rent and utilities for low-income residents of Jasper County who have received utility disconnects or rental evictions, as funds are available.
    • Must provide proof and no more than once per year. 
    • Must provide a copy of the rental agreement.
• Salvation Army Thrift Store: clothes, household items, and accepts donations. Volunteers neeed.
• Emergency Food Pantry is by appointment only. Accepts food and hygiene donations. 
  • Jasper County residents can use the emergency food pantry once every 30 days for canned goods, packaged foods, and other staples. Those wishing to use the pantry are required to complete a form provided by The Salvation Army as well as give identification, employment verification or paycheck stubs, a piece of current mail to validate residency, and Social Security cards for all members of the household. The food pantry may be closed for restocking two days a month.
  • Bread Line and Produce Giveaway: In Newton, Fridays from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Outside of Newton, check with your local food pantry.
    • Any Jasper County residents in need on a first-come, first-served basis. There are no income requirements.

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Offers a 12-month, residential discipleship program for men and women with life-controlling addictions includes mentoring classes, Graduate Equivalent Degree (GED) support, and work study opportunities. Admission is based on eligibility requirements. Assistance to local churches in establishing and operating ministries for individuals and families in need of support

A department-style thrift store supporting the programs for The Well Resource Center.

Offers a Medical Equipment Lending Library.

WesleyLife Adult Day services ensure individuals receive the assistance and engagement they need during the day to live fulfilling lives. Meanwhile, family members can rest assured their loved ones are cared for in a safe, secure, and welcoming environment. 

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