Georgia Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Victory Home is a faith-based residential recovery center for men whose alcohol or drug use has deepened to the point where it’s actively interfering with the life they’re still living, from work and housing stability to relationships and emotional wellbeing. This long-standing nonprofit places recovery work directly into structured daily living, community support, and spiritual grounding rather than brief clinical appointments.

Providence Recovery Place’s Women’s Recovery program in Dalton, GA is a faith-based residential addiction recovery setting for adult women whose substance use (alcohol, drugs, or co-occurring emotional distress) has begun disrupting work, family roles, housing stability, emotional wellbeing, and daily responsibilities. The center places recovery work within structured, immersive daily life on a peaceful rural campus rather than in brief clinical appointments.

Midway Recovery Systems is a private, nonprofit long-term residential addiction recovery program for adult men (21+) in Griffin, GA. It supports men whose alcohol or drug use has moved beyond what self-directed efforts can manage and is actively disrupting work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. The center emphasizes sustained recovery work within structured daily life rather than brief clinical episodes.

Columbus Women’s Rehab is a long-term, faith-based residential recovery program for women (18+) in Columbus, GA whose alcohol or drug use has become deeply entrenched and is actively disrupting the life they’re still living: work, family relationships, housing stability, emotional wellbeing, or daily responsibilities. Part of the Teen Challenge Southeast network, this program places recovery work squarely within structured daily living and community support rather than short clinical episodes.

Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia is a faith-based residential life-recovery program in Macon, GA that supports adults and families whose substance use, homelessness, or other life-challenging issues have begun disrupting the life they’re still living: work, housing stability, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. Rooted in Christian community and service, the Mission combines structured recovery work with daily routines on a large campus setting rather than brief clinical appointments.

Lightway Recovery is a long-term residential addiction recovery center for women in Flowery Branch, GA that supports adults whose substance use has reached a point where it’s actively undermining the life they’re still living: work, housing, family roles, emotional wellbeing, and daily routines. As a nonprofit residential program, it provides an extended live-in environment where recovery work and day-to-day responsibilities are woven together over time.

South Georgia House of Hope is a long-term, faith-based residential recovery program for women in Lake Park, GA for adults whose alcohol or drug use has become entrenched and is actively disrupting the life they’re still living: work, family roles, housing stability, emotional wellbeing, and daily routines. Rather than short clinical visits, this program embeds recovery work into residential living, community support, and daily rhythm over an extended period.

His Way Atlanta is a Christian-centered residential recovery program for men in Norcross and the Greater Atlanta area that supports adults whose alcohol, drug, or substance use patterns have begun disrupting the life they’re still living: work, family roles, housing stability, emotional wellbeing, or community involvement. Rooted in faith and community, this nonprofit setting combines structured recovery work with daily living in a live-in environment rather than short-term clinical care.

The Atlanta Adult Rehabilitation Center is part of The Salvation Army’s ARC (Adult Rehabilitation Centers) network, a long-standing, faith-based residential recovery program that helps adults whose drug or alcohol use and related challenges, like housing instability, work disruption, strained relationships, or emotional stress, have become entrenched in the life they’re still living. ARC combines structured daily living, support, and practical recovery work rather than short, isolated clinical episodes.

Savannah Mission Bible Training Center (often called Savannah MBTC) is a long-term, faith-based residential addiction recovery program in Savannah, GA for adults whose substance use has started to disrupt work, family, housing stability, emotional wellbeing, or daily routines. It’s a non-profit, no-cost residential setting rooted in Christian discipleship, where recovery work and daily life routines are intentionally woven together over time rather than confined to short clinical episodes. 

Rockdale House for Men is a long-term residential recovery home in Conyers, GA for adult men whose substance use has moved beyond what they can manage on their own and is now disrupting work, relationships, housing stability, or day-to-day functioning. Operated by ConRoc, Inc., the men’s house offers a structured, live-in environment where recovery is practiced through daily routines, accountability, and shared responsibility rather than short clinical visits.

Breakthru House is a long-term, residential addiction recovery program for women in Decatur (south DeKalb County), GA that supports adults whose substance use has moved beyond something manageable into something that’s actively disrupting the life they’re still living, including work, housing, relationships, emotional wellbeing and daily responsibilities. It’s one of the region’s longstanding nonprofit recovery options focused on immersion, community, and sustained personal growth rather than short-term clinical care.

The Anchorage Inc (often referred to simply as The Anchorage) is a long-term residential recovery program for men in Leesburg, near Albany, Georgia designed for adults whose alcohol or drug use has become deeply entrenched and is actively disrupting the life they’re still living, including work, housing stability, family and relationships, emotional wellbeing, and everyday responsibilities. This program embeds recovery work into daily life through structured routines, community support, and spiritual grounding rather than isolated clinical visits.

New Beginnings in Christ (NBIC) is a Christ-centered, residential recovery home for men in Garfield, GA that supports adults whose alcohol or drug use has moved beyond what self-directed efforts can manage and is actively disrupting the life they’re still living: work, family, relationships, housing stability, or daily responsibilities. It’s a nonprofit live-in setting rooted in faith and community where recovery work unfolds over time rather than in isolated clinical sessions.

No Longer Bound is a long-term, residential addiction recovery program for men in Cumming, GA, just north of Atlanta. It’s designed for adults whose substance use has moved beyond what short, on-your-own efforts can manage and is actively disrupting work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. The program combines structured daily living with faith-based recovery work and clinical support rather than brief clinical bursts.

ARC’s Foundation Program is the core long-term residential recovery pathway at Acceptance Recovery Center (ARC) in Athens, Georgia, designed for adults whose substance use has become deeply entrenched and is actively interfering with the life they’re still living, from work and housing to relationships and emotional wellbeing. This isn’t a short detox or quick stabilization stay; it’s a structured, multi-phase residential experience where daily routine, accountability, and recovery work unfold over time in a therapeutic live-in setting.

Blount Youth Home, operating as Alice Blount Academy of Science and Agriculture in Vidalia, GA, is a residential youth home for young men (typically ages 10–18) whose behavioral, academic, or life-management patterns have become disruptive to the life they’re still living, whether at school, in family roles, or in daily routines. The home combines a structured living environment with a focus on discipline, life skills, and character development within a Christian-based framework.

The Salvation Army Red Shield Services in Metro Atlanta is a housing and recovery support hub in Atlanta, GA aimed at adults and families whose substance use, housing instability, or life crises have begun undermining the life they’re still living, including work, relationships, emotional wellbeing, and everyday responsibilities. It’s part of The Salvation Army’s emergency, transitional, and recovery services that help people move from immediate crisis toward greater stability.

Willingway is a long-standing addiction treatment center in Statesboro, GA that serves adults and teens whose alcohol or drug use has become entrenched and is actively disrupting the life they’re still living: work, family, housing stability, emotional wellbeing, or school and community roles. For over five decades, Willingway has offered a full continuum of care that includes both residential recovery and outpatient support, helping people make lasting change within and alongside the life they continue to live.

Rockdale House for Women is a long-term residential recovery home in Conyers, GA for adult women whose substance use has begun to erode stability in daily life: housing, relationships, work, parenting roles, or emotional wellbeing. Operated by ConRoc, Inc., the women’s house offers a structured, live-in setting where recovery is practiced through routine, shared responsibility, and consistent support rather than short clinical appointments.

Pine Mountain Academy (also known as Pine Mountain Boys Academy) is a year-round, live-in boarding school for adolescent boys (typically ages 12–17) located about 50 miles south of Atlanta, GA. It’s designed for young men whose behavioral and life-impacting patterns, including rebellion, academic failure, risky behaviors, or early substance use, are interfering with school success, family stability, and daily functioning. The program blends structured community living, education, mentoring, and personal growth rather than short clinical treatment episodes.

Valley Rescue Mission’s Recovery Programs are long-term, faith-based residential and community-connected support pathways for adults whose substance use and related life challenges have begun disrupting work, housing and relationships. The organization combines structured residential recovery, faith grounding and life-skills development so people build routines that can carry forward into the life they’re still living.

Carter Hope Center is a long-term residential addiction recovery program in Dalton, GA for adults whose drug and alcohol use has progressed to a point where it’s actively interfering with the life they’re still living, from work and housing stability to relationships and emotional wellbeing. The center offers a structured, supportive living environment where recovery work and daily life routines happen together over an extended period.

Georgia Men’s Rehab in Dublin, GA is a long-term, faith-based residential recovery program for adult men whose alcohol or drug use has become entrenched and is actively disrupting the life they’re still living: work, relationships, housing stability, emotional equilibrium, and everyday roles. Part of the Teen Challenge Southeast network, this program embeds recovery work into structured daily living rather than short clinical episodes, offering a low-cost pathway to lasting change rooted in community, accountability, and spiritual grounding.

Step Two Recovery (Georgia) is a residential recovery program for young adults (typically ages 18 to 25) whose substance use has begun showing up in the life they’re still living, including work, education, relationships, and emotional wellbeing. This program provides a 45-day live-in recovery residence designed to help young people step out of chaotic patterns and into a structured setting where change can take hold.

The Potter’s House is a long-term, residential addiction recovery program for men operated by Atlanta Mission on a 550-acre farm in Jefferson, Georgia. Designed for adults whose substance use has already begun undermining stability in work, relationships, housing, or personal wellbeing, it offers a structured, extended residential setting where daily life and recovery work unfold together over time.

Penfield Addiction Ministries is a faith-centered, long-term residential recovery program in Union Point, Georgia that supports men whose substance use (alcohol, drugs, or related patterns) has reached a point where it’s actively interfering with the life they’re still living: work, family roles, housing stability, emotional wellbeing and daily responsibilities. Rooted in a Christian approach with evidence-informed support, this program places recovery work squarely within structured, immersive daily life rather than short clinical episodes.

Bethesda Recovery is a long-term, residential addiction recovery program for women in Waycross, Georgia that supports adults whose alcohol or drug use has moved from something manageable to something that’s actively undermining the life they’re still living, including work, family roles, emotional wellbeing, and stability. It’s a faith-based recovery setting built around structured communal living, peer support, and spiritual grounding rather than brief clinical care.

Ascensa Health (formerly known as St. Jude’s Recovery Center) is a nonprofit addiction recovery organization in Atlanta, Georgia that supports adults and families whose substance use and co-occurring challenges have begun disrupting the life they’re still living, including work, housing, relationships, emotional wellbeing, or stability. It has served the Metro Atlanta community for decades and focuses on meeting people where they are with a full continuum of care rather than only isolated clinical appointments.

Penfield Addiction Ministries offers a long-term residential addiction recovery program in Lavonia, Georgia designed for adult women whose alcohol or drug use has become entrenched and is actively affecting the life they’re still living: work, family, housing stability, and emotional wellbeing. Rather than short clinical visits, this program places recovery deeply into everyday living through structured routines, therapeutic engagement, and peer support in a live-in setting.