Programs for Single Parents

Struggles with drug addiction are not unique to people without children. Teen Challenge sees the need for recovery services for those with children and has programs available which allow participants to live with their child while they receive treatment.

Life Care Residential dormitory-style living Accepts individuals 18 to 65 Twenty-four hour supervision (excluding medical appointments, court appearances, or passes) GED Program Other educational programs (varies by campus) Vocational training (varies by campus) Random urinalysis testing Individualized aftercare planning Specialized programs addressing gender-specific, behavioral, and abuse issues For Families & Single Parents On-campus child care and recreation facilities A Beka® Academy curriculum for child education Christian Parenting Courses Marriage & relationship support Apartment-style living for parents and children (when available during last phase) For Court-Appointed Residents Community-service equivalency hours Case management / probation & court services Scheduled urinalysis testing

Participants in the Life Care program follow the same schedule as single participants without children. Parents are separated from their children during the day while they attend classes and work duties. Parents spend quality time with their children, eat meals together, and sit together during chapel, church services, and other events. All parents share the role in attending to all of the children on campus.

Children attend A Beka® Academy on campus during the day. Field trips and family events are scheduled. Past events have included science fairs, circuses, Sea World®, and family days at the beach.

For detailed information, please contact an admissions representative.