FAQ
01. How long is the program?
Our program is developed to be completed in 9-12 months, but this will depend on the needs of each individual. It may be extended or shortened.
02. How much does it cost?
The baseline price is $500 a month. We provide some support to low income families and individuals who are unable to pay the full cost of the program.
03. Can family come visit?
Family members are only able to visit when their request is approved by the director.
04. Can I leave before program ends and get the money back?
In most cases the program fees are non-refundable.
05. What makes your program special?
Right to Live Centers is a place that current residents call home. The environment is warm, caring, trusting, and positive. The main focus of our curriculum is not abstinence from substances, but for program participants to meet Christ and to learn to be led by the Holy Spirit. We know that when people meet Christ as their father and savior their life changes forever. These changed individuals become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17 – Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.
06. Can I work and be in the program?
Unfortunately, program participants are unable to be in the program and work due to the intensity of our curriculum. As part of the program, we require all students to be in our work experience program. Where students will learn to work in a sober and christian enviroment. This program will provide volunteering opportunities and skills training.
07. Is this program for adults or teens?
This program is currently intended for individuals of age 18 and older.
08. Is this a typical rehabilitation facility (medical model)?
Right to Live Centers is not a typical rehabilitation facility. The program is based on a Christian recovery model. We teach biblical principles, rely on the Holy Spirit and we motivate people for change through counseling. Our approach is based on a spiritual perspective in order to break the cycle of addiction.
09. What are the steps I need to take to be accepted into the program?
In order for this program to be effective the first step is to desire change. The next step is to contact our administrator.
10. Do you have female recovery center?
No, but our goal is to open one in the near future, we are able to direct you to the nearest one.
11. Is there a center for mothers and children?
No, but our goal is to open one in near future, we are able to direct you to the nearest one upon request.
12. Is Right to Live Centers lock down facility?
No, we are not operating as a medical model therefore, the individual has the right to leave when they want to. The staff will counsel and encourage the individual to stay, but the ultimate decision is made by the program participant. Thus it is very important that the future program participant desires change so that this situation can be avoided.
13. If I leave the program can I restart it?
The decision will be made by the board of directors. Right to Live Centers has a policy and it is proposed in the intake packet.
Our program is developed to be completed in 9-12 months, but this will depend on the needs of each individual. It may be extended or shortened.
02. How much does it cost?
The baseline price is $500 a month. We provide some support to low income families and individuals who are unable to pay the full cost of the program.
03. Can family come visit?
Family members are only able to visit when their request is approved by the director.
04. Can I leave before program ends and get the money back?
In most cases the program fees are non-refundable.
05. What makes your program special?
Right to Live Centers is a place that current residents call home. The environment is warm, caring, trusting, and positive. The main focus of our curriculum is not abstinence from substances, but for program participants to meet Christ and to learn to be led by the Holy Spirit. We know that when people meet Christ as their father and savior their life changes forever. These changed individuals become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17 – Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.
06. Can I work and be in the program?
Unfortunately, program participants are unable to be in the program and work due to the intensity of our curriculum. As part of the program, we require all students to be in our work experience program. Where students will learn to work in a sober and christian enviroment. This program will provide volunteering opportunities and skills training.
07. Is this program for adults or teens?
This program is currently intended for individuals of age 18 and older.
08. Is this a typical rehabilitation facility (medical model)?
Right to Live Centers is not a typical rehabilitation facility. The program is based on a Christian recovery model. We teach biblical principles, rely on the Holy Spirit and we motivate people for change through counseling. Our approach is based on a spiritual perspective in order to break the cycle of addiction.
09. What are the steps I need to take to be accepted into the program?
In order for this program to be effective the first step is to desire change. The next step is to contact our administrator.
10. Do you have female recovery center?
No, but our goal is to open one in the near future, we are able to direct you to the nearest one.
11. Is there a center for mothers and children?
No, but our goal is to open one in near future, we are able to direct you to the nearest one upon request.
12. Is Right to Live Centers lock down facility?
No, we are not operating as a medical model therefore, the individual has the right to leave when they want to. The staff will counsel and encourage the individual to stay, but the ultimate decision is made by the program participant. Thus it is very important that the future program participant desires change so that this situation can be avoided.
13. If I leave the program can I restart it?
The decision will be made by the board of directors. Right to Live Centers has a policy and it is proposed in the intake packet.
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