Utilizing a comprehensive patient focused strategy, we believe in a team approach to wellness. We combine our patient care experience with proven recovery methods, to accomplish the most difficult step in recovery-the first one. We use suboxone to help break the cycle. Visit our physicians and formulate your treatment plan today.
Utilizing a comprehensive patient focused strategy, we believe in a team approach to wellness. We combine our patient care experience with proven recovery methods, to accomplish the most difficult step in recovery-the first one. We use suboxone to help break the cycle. Visit our physicians and formulate your treatment plan today.
Christ-centered program. The “City of Refuge” has become the lighthouse on the hill. Men come into the program with low self-esteem and little hope that their lives can ever change. A Christ-centered recovery program is distinctly different than secular approaches in that it includes material learned from the scientific community while centering on a man’s relationship with God and his need for reconciliation and spiritual healing. They experience a personal relationship with God, a healthy work ethic, and freedom from the bondage of addiction.
Indiana Dream Team (IDt) is a one year residential program (Phase one), followed by a Phase two (four to six months) on property transition, and Phase three (one year) off property transition. This is a combined thirty month program designed for residents to live in a family environment helping them to develop vision and goals for their future.
In October 2015, the Agape House merged with Wheeler Mission Ministries and was renamed the Center for Women & Children – Bloomington (CWC-B). This location provides for the physical, emotional, education, vocational, and spiritual needs of homeless women and women with children. It also provides long-term, case-managed, residential programs to help women live self-sufficient and healthy lives.
Our Emergency Shelter Services for women and women with children is a 30-day program designed to assist women with basic temporal needs, like meals and shelter, while assessing the factors that led them to homelessness. Whether addiction, mental health, medical, occupational, or educational issues, ladies are encouraged to enter our other long-term programs that can help them with recovery, securing safe housing and employment or mental health care.
The Mission provides temporary emergency shelter to homeless and/or disadvantaged men. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, showers, clothing, chapel services, case management (with referrals to onsite and offsite social service agencies) are provided. Medical, dental, podiatric and vision services are also available.
Wheeler Mission Ministries helps the homeless in Indiana. Wheeler is a non-denominational, Christian, social services organization, which provides critically needed goods and services to the homeless, poor, and needy of central Indiana without regard to race, color, sexual orientation, creed, national origin, or religion.
Offers residential programs for men and women and addiction recovery.
Most people have a family member or know someone that has been severely and negatively effected due to drugs and alcohol. My daughter, Jennifer M. Reynolds was one of those people – she died January 15, 2009 at the age of 29. She fought drug addiction for 13 years and in the end couldn’t beat it. Most people can’t beat it by their own willpower. I fought on her behalf and tried to intervene and save her life using the current laws. But these laws failed because they are flawed. That is why I drafted The Jennifer Act. It is a way for the family or loved one to intervene and rescue someone from addiction.
For more information about filing a petition in Indiana click on the following link http://thejenniferact.com/