Recovery Programs
Our Adult Rehabilitation Centers focus on the whole person, offering hope and help for alcohol and drug addiction.
Western Recovery Programs Information
The Salvation Army of Nebraska, South Dakota & Western Iowa helps individuals abandon substance reliance through:
Counseling and support groups
Our Adult Rehabilitation Centers offer one-on-one and group counseling with licensed substance abuse counselors, as well as support groups, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, work therapy and spiritual counseling. Those enrolled in one of our rehabilitation programs also benefit from the encouraging environment and peer support.
Education and job training
Our adult rehabilitation program ministers to the whole person, which means we offer not only addiction counseling, but also the skills and training needed for successful re-entry into society. Components of the program include anger management training, chemical dependency education, relapse prevention classes, job training, and referrals to GED programs and employment opportunities after graduation from the program.
Housing
Our Adult Rehabilitation Centers provide safe and comfortable housing, nutritious meals, and recreational and social activities that allow residents to connect socially with peers.
Spiritual sustenance
Rehabilitation is the process of helping to restore individuals to their best possible selves. We believe a critical component to healthy living includes a rich spiritual life, which is why we emphasize Christian education, with the hope that each individual will develop or deepen his relationship with God.
Combat Addiction
Addiction is an epidemic, not just in poverty-stricken communities, but right here in our own Midwestern cities and towns.
Our no-fee Adult Rehabilitation Centers offer hope and help to men suffering from addiction by providing comfortable housing, nutritious meals, counseling, substance abuse education, support groups, recreation, medical referrals, and GED class referrals. Besides addressing immediate needs, we focus on the root causes of addiction, such as as mental illness, homelessness, poverty, lack of education and job loss.
Stats
151,869
individuals served with substance abuse help and services in 2024
300+
people in America die every day as a result of drug or alcohol overuse
46.3 Million
people aged 12 or older had a substance use disorder (SUD) in 2023
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Often addiction to alcohol or drugs is kept hidden, which means although you probably aren't aware of it, you undoubtedly know someone in your own workplace, neighborhood or even in your own family who is battling an addiction.
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