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Project New Start

Updated on: 21 May 2026

About this center

Project New Start is a faith-based non-profit recovery organization in Newport, Arkansas, offering residential recovery programs for men, women, and mothers with children, with over 30 years of experience serving the community. The organization operates multiple residential homes and support programs connected to the New Life Church of God in Newport.

A Multi-Program Faith-Based Recovery Ministry in Newport

Project New Start was founded by Pastor Tim, who also serves as senior pastor of New Life Church of God in Newport and Director of Project New Start. The ministry began with outreach to those struggling with addiction and has expanded over three decades to encompass a range of residential and community programs. More than 8,000 clients have come through the organization’s ministries since its founding. Recovery programming is rooted in a Christian framework and with the goal of helping men, women, and children recover through faith-based care.

Residential Programs for Men, Women, and Mothers

Project New Start operates several distinct residential programs in Newport. The Gideon House is a recovery home for men addressing addiction and life-controlling issues. The Esther House serves women, expectant mothers, and mothers with infants. The Living Water Recovery Center provides homes for mothers and their children in a stable, Christian environment. For program graduates, transition homes are available: the Promise Land for men and the Hannah House 2 for women. The standard residential recovery program runs nine months to one year. The organization also operates low-income chemical-free apartments for individuals and families committed to drug-free living, and runs a thrift store whose proceeds support the Living Water Recovery Center.

Faith-Based Residential Recovery in Northeast Arkansas

For men, women, and mothers with children in Arkansas seeking a faith-based residential recovery program with a long track record in the community, Project New Start offers a range of residential options in Newport, connected to New Life Church of God and supported by over 30 years of ministry in Jackson and Independence Counties.

Center at a glance

Location
1515 Dewey Avenue, Newport, AR
Treatment Length
9 to 12 months
Language
English
Co-Ed
No, men and women separated
Cost of Treatment
Low-Cost Options

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Things to know

Center's capacity

16 women and staff (including children)

Services & amenities

Treatment Types

Long-Term Inpatient
Sober Living

Services Offered

Aftercare
Beds for Clients' Children
Faith-Based
Substance Abuse Counseling

Clientele Served

Christian
Men
Pregnant Women
Women

Trust Factors

Client Testimonials
Evidence-Based Approach
Non-Profit Organization

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