Our Services
At Rebekah’s House, we provide safe housing, structured support, and access to resources that empower women in recovery to rebuild their lives with confidence and independence.
Safe & Supportive Housing- A stable, substance-free living environment designed for women in recovery.
Structured Program- Clear rules, expectations, and accountability to promote sobriety and personal growth.
Peer Support & Community- Residents support one another through shared experiences, group activities, and encouragement.
Recovery Support- Encouragement to attend local 12-Step, AA, & NA Programs.
Case Management & Referrals- Connection to community resources such as counseling, treatment providers, MAT Programs, & Family Support Groups & Programs.
Life-Skills Development- Support with budgeting, cooking, cleaning, employment readiness, and healthy living.
Family Reunification Support- Assistance and encouragement in rebuilding healthy family relationships.
Aftercare Planning- Help residents transition successfully into independent living after leaving the program.
Personal growth- Helping women discover who they are beyond addiction and develop goals for their future.
Accountability- Clear expectations, structure, house responsibilities, and recovery-focused standards.
Why Rebekah’s House Exists
Recovery doesn’t end when treatment ends. Leaving treatment is only the beginning.
Women returning to everyday life often face difficult decisions, unstable environments, strained relationships, financial challenges, employment barriers, and the temptation to return to old patterns.
Rebekah’s House provides a bridge between treatment and independent living.
Our goal is to give women the structure, accountability, encouragement, and community they need while they build a life in recovery.
HOPE. HEALING. RECOVERY. COMMUNITY.
What We Provide
We support women through in-house programs such as:
Emotional regulation
Understanding Triggers
Shame and Self-Worth
Healthy relationships
Parenting supports while in recovery
Financial literacy
Life Skills
Building Healthy Routines
Relapse awareness
Developing coping skills
RECOVERY & WELLNESS
Recovery is more than sobriety.
Recovery involves learning to recognize thoughts, emotions, behaviors, relationships, triggers, and patterns.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Stronger together. Brighter Tomorrow.
LET’S PARTNER
Your organization could be a part of someone’s next chapter.
Whether you have a resource to share, an opportunity to offer, a service to provide, or simply want to learn more about how you can support women in recovery, we’d love to connect with you.
If interested, please click the button below and complete the interest form.
Thank You!
At Rebekah’s House, we believe women are stronger when they have a community of people and organizations committed to their success.
We welcome partnerships with treatment providers, healthcare organizations, community organizations, recovery professionals, businesses, and individuals who want to help women build healthier, more stable lives in recovery.
HOW WE PARTNER
Referrals: Connect with women who may benefit from a safe, structured, recovery-focused living environment.
Resources & Services: Help residents access healthcare, transportation, employment, education, housing resources, and essential services.
Community Support: Partner with us on events, activities, outreach, and initiatives that strengthen women and families.
Sponsorship & Donations: Help provide resources, educational opportunities, and support for the women we serve.
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Support our mission by contributing today.
WHY IT MATTERS
Because of our generous community donors, we are able to support women with in-house activities such as:
Sober sip and paint
Credit counseling and banking knowledge
Resume building
Parental support
Budgeting
Family photography
Clothing
Feminine hygiene products
Every contribution helps create an environment where women can move from surviving to thriving.
She is more than her addiction.
She is…
A mother
A daughter
A sister
A friend
She is a woman with dreams, purpose, and potential.
Help her write her next chapter.
My name is Desma, I’m 34 years old, and I’ve been in recovery since June of 2024. I became addicted to Fentanyl in 2020 and meth the following year, and any other drug I could get my hands on after that. I lost everything I worked hard for, including my two boys. I was in and out of jail for reasons that fed my addiction. There was no light at the end of the tunnel for me. I was hopeless. I had tried to quit countless times on my own, but I had no strength and no one to lean on.
Until my last arrest in June of 2024, I could have run, but surrendering gave me a sense of peace. I didn’t know what I was surrendering to, but after picking up a Bible in jail, I realized it was God. During my jail stay, I struggled to understand the bible, so I prayed for clarity and decided just to wait. Eventually, everything started to fall into place. I was accepted into drug court and was released into the Harvest Home, a faith-based recovery home, where I began to build my relationship with Jesus. After graduating from their program, I moved to Rebekah’s House, where I began rebuilding my life again.
I’ve found several resources to lean on, with plenty of structure, accountability, and healing. The journey has been hard, but thanks to God, I’ve been able to reconnect with my children. I hold a full-time job as a Caregiver. I own my own vehicle and am currently waiting to be placed in a home through Ecumenical Housing. I recently picked up playing guitar. I’m trying to teach myself, so I’m not very good at it, but it helps me through stressful times. My long-term goal is to have stable housing and have my boys full-time. In the meantime, I’m doing everything I can to better myself as a mother, which includes studying the bible, going to counseling, and holding healthy boundaries.
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