HELP!? Any Christian/ Muslim Based Drug Abuse Charities?
Question by Louis Mertens: HELP!? Any Christian/ Muslim based drug abuse charities?
I can’t find any religious charities on google for drug abuse, and I need to for home work! If anyone could point me to some Chrisian or Muslim drug abuse charities, please let on!
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Answer by travelingwithwife
The Salvation Army hosts meetings for AA/NA meetings.
The Salvation Army Center of Hope is a transitional housing program which has been operating since 2000. The Center provides substance abuse and mental health treatment services along with case management and housing up to 24 months for eligible single men and veterans. The Center’s programming is designed to reduce barriers to economic self-sufficiency for homeless men. Its goals are to increase skills and/or income, residential stability, and self determination. Center of Hope services include transitional housing, meals, assistance with clothing and transportation, life skills and GED classes, on-site NA/AA meetings and a comprehensive substance abuse and mental health program. The 95-bed Center of Hope is a 24-hour, seven-days-a-week, year-round program providing a stable living environment for homeless men and/or chronically homeless chronic substance abusers who are residents of Palm Beach County.
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