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"The Haven was probably the best thing that has ever happened to me. The counseling I received made me realize that I was worth something and gave me the confidence to live independently. I was able to reconnect with God and I really enjoyed my time there."
“At a time in my life of 'darkness', the Lord directed my path. He lit my feet as lamps, he centered me at the Haven."


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After a close, personal loss, Michael found himself in a situation that severely affected his mental health. "I was narcissistic, selfish, and self-absorbed." he says bluntly. "It was always about me and doing what I wanted without concern for others in my life." ​
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"I would recommend anyone in my situation to go there. Work the program and they will take care of you. The Haven was the best thing that ever happened to me because it prepared me for the life I'm living now. I'm in church every Sunday with my family and my mom is proud of me. The Haven made that difference for me."
"The staff has become my family and I love being able to make a difference in the lives of the men we serve here."


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"The Haven has taught me a lot about true happiness and contentment. I have grown closer to God and all I want to do is help others know Jesus and the peace He gives. I am thankful for all the Haven has done to get me where I am today."
" I am definitely a work in progress. I'm so blessed that supporters like you allow me to learn and progress at my own pace. This has allowed me to change my life in a way I would never have been able to on my own. I am eternally grateful."







​"I missed out on having a dad through a crucial time in my life. Because of that, I lost many years to drugs, alcohol, and prison. Those were dark days. Now, I know that I have a Heavenly Father and I am learning to use the bad experiences of my life to help others. I am so glad that I came to the Haven because I have learned and healed so much here. I feel like I have a future and because of Jesus, I have more peace in my life than I have ever know."


​Due to a work injury, Wendy was prescribed pain medication but soon found herself addicted. She quickly found herself on Suboxone, homeless, and estranged from her family. Wendy found her way to the HaveN. After several months, Wendy found her way back. She states "I've never been happier"