Harvey House is a Christian-training residential program for men who have struggled with drug and alcohol addiction. The Harvey House’s mission is to assist, develop, and train men who have a desire to grow in Christ so that their lives become a living testimony to the ways of the Lord. Call 708-333-3370 for more information.
This is a 12-18 month program with an emphasis on taking men from maintenance to mission. Through Bible studies, devotionals, and counseling, men gain an understanding of Christian doctrine, rebuild family relationships, discover their gifts, and learn to disciple others. There is no charge to live at Harvey House. In fact, residents are not allowed to have a job until the third phase of the program. While at Harvey House, men complete their education. All residents participate and volunteer in Restoration Ministries’ other programs.
Men eligible for admittance to Harvey House must have a minimum of five to seven days clean time. They must be recommended by the residential staff team, or if from an outside referral, they must have a written referral accepted by the admissions board. All men must be willing to submit to random drug testing. Men must be willing to accept authority and commit to the goal of recovery, restoration, reinstatement, and re-entry into positive, productive lives. Harvey House does not limit its participants by race, color, or nationality, but all men must be open to change in every aspect of their lives according to Christian principles.
Many women are trapped in a world of addiction and hopelessness. Tabitha House for Women, located in South Holland, IL, offers women an opportunity to permanently change their lives by showing them love and a message of hope. Call 708-333-3370 for more information.
Through this 12-18 month residential program of Christian principles and the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit, we provide a safe haven in which women can live while they learn to rise beyond their circumstances and acquire the skills necessary for productive, independent living. They will also rebuild relationships with their children and families and gain job skills.
At Tabitha House, women live in a safe, loving, and home-like environment. Through counseling, Bible studies and devotions, educational opportunities, and job training, women are empowered to make permanent life changes. A court advocate is assigned to women on probation and to those who have children in foster care to assist them in being reunited with their children upon completion of the program.
Women eligible for admittance to Tabitha House must have a minimum of five to seven days clean time. All women must be willing to submit to random drug testing. Women must be willing to accept authority and commit to the goal of recovery, restoration, reinstatement, and re-entry into positive productive lives. Tabitha House does not limit its participants by race, color, or nationality, but all women must be open to change in every aspect of their lives according to Christian principles.
