The Salvation Army Minneapolis Adult Rehabilitation Center is a long-term, faith-based residential program in Minneapolis, Minnesota for men working to overcome drug and alcohol addiction. Serving adult men, it combines counseling, life-skills development, and a Christian spiritual foundation over a six-month program. As part of The Salvation Army, a nonprofit organization, its services are provided at no cost to participants.
A Long-Term Residential Program for Men
The center offers a structured, six-month residential program for men aged twenty-one and older who are ready to commit to recovery. Care blends individual and group counseling with classes, worship, and spiritual guidance, reflecting the program’s belief that lasting change is supported through both practical help and faith. Applicants are expected to be free of drugs and alcohol upon admission and to take part fully in the program’s activities.
Work Therapy and No-Cost Support
A defining part of the program is its work-therapy model, in which participants take on daily work assignments that help rebuild healthy routines, employment skills, and a sense of purpose during recovery. Alongside this, the center provides counseling and life-skills support to help men prepare for stable, independent living. The program is offered without charge and is supported through The Salvation Army’s thrift store operations, so participants can focus on recovery without the barrier of cost.
