Rebuilding Life Recovery · Mount Jackson, Virginia
A twelve-month program for men coming out of addiction.
Thirty-day treatment sends a man home to the same life that broke him. We don’t. Rebuilding Life is twelve months. Long enough for a man to get free, get rooted, and learn to stand on his own before he goes home. Faith-based. Residential. Serious about real change.
How it works
First 4 months
He moves in and steps out of the old life completely. No phone, no distractions, nothing pulling him back. Days are structured start to finish. Scripture and prayer every morning. Classes. Work. Brothers around him. This is where a man dries out, gets his head clear, and starts becoming who God made him to be.
Next 6 months
He gets a real job. A real employer, a real paycheck, wages he earns himself. He pays rent. He saves money. He learns to carry the weight of a working life while the brotherhood still has his back. A man rebuilds his confidence by earning it, not by being handed it.
Final 2 months
The last stretch prepares him to go home a different man. Longer passes, more responsibility, real steps back toward family and life on the outside, with the whole brotherhood still behind him. He doesn't graduate and disappear. He graduates ready.
Daily rhythm
Early mornings. Scripture before anything else. Classes and mentoring. Work through the day. Meals at one table. Chapel. Accountability face to face, not across a desk. Every hour has a purpose. Order on the outside builds order on the inside.
The difference
Addiction isn’t only a habit to break. It’s a life that got lost. Detox dries a man out. Discipleship gives him a reason to stay that way. We disciple the old way, one life poured into another, because that’s what holds when a man walks back into the world.
Family
It’s everyone who loves him. Families walk this road with us. Family days, visitation, weekends built into the program, because a man goes home to people, and those people are part of what he’s rebuilding.
Cost
Every family’s situation is different, and we work with families so that money is never the reason a man doesn’t get help. Call and we’ll talk it through. (540) 213-0571
Who’s behind it
Justin Franich and Rob Grant, both Teen Challenge graduates, both in recovery themselves.
The program is operated by Shenandoah Valley Adult Teen Challenge, a 501(c)(3) ministry that has walked with men and families through addiction since 2000. When you call, you’re talking to someone who’s been where you are.
Read the ministry’s storyYou talk to someone who’s been where you are. We learn his story, answer every question, and figure out together if this is the right fit. From there we set an entry date. No pressure. Just a real conversation about getting a man free.