Freedom House Ministries Inc.
Freedom House Ministries Inc.
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About this organization
Mission
The primary exempt purpose of this organization is to provide a faith-based residential recovery program by providing spiritual, recreational, occupational and other activities; such person learning basic living skills and having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
About
Program achievements during Year. The program incorporates the development of consistent Christian character and strong work ethic for the recipient-students desiring freedom from addictions and other life-controlling problems, while at once providing basic human needs, spiritual nourishment, work-study education, and other life-changing activities. Achievements also included providing worship services with regularly scheduled Chapel services and Biblical instruction at the facility and the development of advanced studies relating to future community service, careers and endeavors which contribute to the success and fulfillment in the life of the recipient-students within the care of this ministry. Achievements during the year included providing a faith-based residential recovery program for 35 recipient-students. During the course of the year the student body ranged from a low of 8 students to a high of 16 students. There were seven students who completed the entire program. Program expenditures were 82.48% of the total expenditures.