Indiana Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Wheeler Mission's Hebron Addiction Recovery and Discipleship Program is a free, long-term residential program for men in Indianapolis, Indiana. The thirty-six-week, Christ-centered program serves men struggling with addictions and life-dominating issues, offering a structured path toward recovery through biblical study, work training, and community support. Wheeler Mission also operates a Servant Leader Training internship as a post-graduate track for Hebron alumni.

Mission Teens, Inc. House of Hope is a free, non-denominational Christian discipleship program in Brazil, Indiana. Part of a national network of residential centers founded in 1969, the program is open to men and women aged eighteen and older who are struggling with addiction and other life-controlling problems. Mission Teens operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit funded entirely through private donations and churches, with no government funding, and provides its services at no cost to residents.

Wheeler Mission's Servant Leadership Training program for men in Bloomington, Indiana is a nine-month residential internship based at the Wheeler Mission Bloomington campus on South Westplex Avenue. The program is open to men who have completed Wheeler Mission's long-term residential or addiction recovery programs and who voluntarily commit to continued growth through hands-on ministry service.

SPA Women's Ministry Homes is a faith-based residential recovery program for women in Elkhart, Indiana. Founded in 1998, the program serves women aged eighteen and older who are dealing with life-controlling issues including drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence, and sexual assault. The twelve-month, Christ-centered discipleship program operates from a campus on Toledo Road that includes a twenty-bed residential facility and a separate transitional living house, and has helped more than 1,500 women over its history.

Central Indiana Teen Challenge, The Refuge Girls Academy is a faith-based residential program for adolescent girls in Lebanon, Indiana. The program serves females aged thirteen to seventeen who are struggling with life-controlling issues, offering a 12- to 15-month structured residential experience on a campus that houses up to twenty-five residents. Established in 2001, Central Indiana Teen Challenge operates The Refuge with the goal of helping young women become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well, and spiritually alive.

Valley of Grace is a faith-based residential recovery center for men in Kokomo, Indiana. Situated on forty acres in rural Howard County, the center opened in February 2022 as a model program based on Home of Grace, a long-running recovery ministry in Mississippi. The ninety-day, Christ-centered program serves men aged eighteen and older who are struggling with addiction, with a current capacity of ten to twelve residents on campus.

Community Fairbanks Recovery Center is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment provider in Indianapolis, Indiana, operating within Community Health Network. The center has provided addiction treatment for over eighty years, beginning in 1945 with services for individuals struggling with alcoholism and expanding in 1982 to include adolescent programming. Accredited by the Joint Commission and recognized as a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, the center offers a full continuum of care for adults and adolescents, guided by American Society of Addiction Medicine standards and the National Institute on Drug Abuse's thirteen core principles.

The Salvation Army Indianapolis Adult Rehabilitation Center is a residential recovery program on East Washington Street in Indianapolis, Indiana. The center is part of the Salvation Army's national network of Adult Rehabilitation Centers, which has provided free residential rehabilitation for over a century and serves more than 150,000 adults annually across the country. The Indianapolis location offers a six-month, faith-based program for adults aged twenty-one to sixty-five who are struggling with substance abuse and homelessness, at no cost to participants and with no insurance required.

The Salvation Army Fort Wayne Adult Rehabilitation Center is a faith-based residential recovery program for adults in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Located on West Washington Boulevard, the center is part of the Salvation Army's national network of Adult Rehabilitation Centers, the largest system of free residential rehabilitation programs in the country. The 180-day program serves adults aged twenty-one to sixty-five who have lost the ability to cope with substance abuse and related life challenges, providing housing, meals, counseling, and work therapy at no cost to participants.

Adult & Teen Challenge Northern Indiana is a faith-based, long-term residential recovery program for men in Elkhart, Indiana. The center serves men aged eighteen and older whose lives have been affected by drugs, alcohol, and other life-controlling problems, operating from a 40-bed campus on the former Bayer Corporation property. As part of the Adult and Teen Challenge USA network, the program applies biblical principles and a Christ-centered discipleship model with the aim of helping men become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well, and spiritually alive.

Cross Road Christian Recovery Center for Women is a faith-based residential recovery program in Richmond, Indiana. Founded in 2010, the center operates under The Shepherd's Way Christian Ministries and offers a four-month residential program for women struggling with addiction, at no cost to participants. The program uses a Christ-centered, Bible-based approach and is funded entirely through donations, grants, and community support.

The Hope House is a faith-based, non-denominational addiction recovery organization for men in Richmond, Indiana. Operating for over twenty years, the facility provides emergency shelter, a residential addiction recovery program, and halfway house services for homeless or financially disadvantaged men struggling with alcohol and chemical dependency. All services are offered at no cost, supported entirely by donors and grants, and the forty-bed facility addresses recovery through a model focused on mind, body, and spirit.

Wabash Valley Adult & Teen Challenge is a long-term residential Christian discipleship program for men in Terre Haute, Indiana. Founded in 2001 by Reverend William David Trout and operating under Indiana Teen Challenge as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the center received national approval from Teen Challenge USA that year and acquired its first building in 2002. The 12- to 15-month program serves adult men aged eighteen and older who are seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction and other life-controlling problems.

Adult & Teen Challenge Indiana Grace House is a faith-based, long-term residential recovery program for women in Lebanon, Indiana. Part of the Indiana Teen Challenge network and affiliated with Teen Challenge USA, the program serves adult women aged eighteen and older who are struggling with life-controlling drug and alcohol problems. Grace House offers a 12- to 18-month residential commitment built on biblical principles and Christian discipleship, with the goal of helping women become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well, and spiritually alive.

Wheeler Mission's addiction recovery program for women operates out of the Center for Women and Children on East Michigan Street in Indianapolis, Indiana. Called Higher Ground, the program is a residential, Christ-centered recovery track with a minimum commitment of eight months, serving women struggling with substance abuse. The center also provides emergency shelter and additional residential programs for women and women with children experiencing homelessness or domestic violence.