Through spiritual, emotional, psychological, & physiological programs for teen girls & young adult women, as well as counseling for families & the greater community, Agape House welcomes girls from all walks of life who are hurting & seek ways to heal. At Agape House, a team of trained professionals has witnessed girls grow academically, graduate from high school, advance to college, become active in missions, & grow into independent adults who lead healthy, productive lives.

Cross Training Ministries is a one-year residential Christ-centered, discipleship regeneration program that ministers the gospel to drug addicts & alcoholics 18-25 years old & their families. They believe the Christian discipleship approach to drug & alcohol addictions produces the most effective & enduring results. Their program requires a 12-month commitment focused on goal-making, inner healing, & connecting with Christ. While in the program, individuals are assigned to a work task for approximately five hours each day according to their physical ability & skills. This aims to learn a good work ethic, apply relational skills, & develop teamwork in a safe, closely supervised environment.

Dunklin Memorial Church views its organization as a “city of refuge” established in 1962 by its founders, Mickey & Laura Maye Evans, to help men trapped in addiction. They believe that anyone can have a new life, one that is built upon the foundation of God’s Word. Through this transforming, powerful relationship with Christ, they believe one can become a regenerated man & part of the solution rather than the problem. They have witnessed thousands of men walk through their doors as addicts & alcoholics & develop into godly husbands, fathers, & leaders in the communities around them.

With a mission to provide the families of young children with life-saving skills such as CPR, educational workshops, mentoring, & necessary provisions for their infants & children, Ella’s Closet opened its doors in 2015 as a ministry of the Light House Café. Full of clothing, baby gear, toiletries, formula, diapers, & much more, Ella’s Closet is stocked with everything you could think of for infants & children through five years of age. To “shop,” mothers attend workshops or classes offered throughout the month, which earn them “Ella Bucks.” Ella’s Closet also organizes special mission projects to help families with children in need, such as those impacted by natural disasters or families displaced due to house fires.

Horses that Help is a non-profit 501(c)3 ministry using rescued & rehabilitated horses to impact the lives of at-risk youth, children in foster care, & children with special needs. They currently serve 80-200 children per month. In a supportive, safe, caring environment, these kids thrive & are empowered through each obstacle they overcome.

The JTK Bike Shop provides a safe environment to achieve goals & gain self-confidence in our local youth by teaching skills to build & repair bicycles. JTK provides faith-based mentorship through positive role models to help with the everyday struggles of our youth, such as social & emotional difficulties & homework help.

Journey Church has several local mission partners to provide to the community & internationally. One is to provide meals & nonperishable items to those in need.

The biggest difference between Adult & Teen Challenge & a traditional recovery center is their focus on Christ. Their programs depend on the power of the Holy Spirit & God’s word to provide students with a guiding light. Treatment is important, but transformation is key. Through their Bible-based curriculum, students learn how to apply God’s Word to their lives. They also learn to recognize the Holy Spirit’s work in their lives, invite God to help them overcome their life-controlling problems, & become more like Christ.

Located in the heart of Belle Glade, Florida, the Lighthouse Cafe doors are open Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to noon. Their dedicated volunteers prepare hot, balanced, and nutritious meals each day. All meals are served to anyone who comes in, and no one is ever turned away from their ministries. All services are provided free without regard to race, religion, national origin, marital status, gender, disability, sexual orientation, or age.

Place of Hope is a faith-based, state-licensed organization focused on providing programs & services to end the cycles of abuse, neglect, homelessness, & human trafficking. They offer support to children, youth, & families in need. They are the largest, most diverse, residential children & family organization in Palm Beach County & the Treasure Coast. Their goal is to help those they serve to find healing & restoration, which leads to a successful future.

The Refuge Ranch, Inc. opened in January 2007 to offer women in addiction a safe residential environment to address drug & alcohol addiction from a Christ-centered perspective. The founder, Fred Beeson, established The Refuge Ranch on a 120-acre piece of property in rural Martin County with a commitment to provide services to adult women. The Refuge Ranch provides a long-term residential program for women to reach their recovery goals & experience a new life despite their inability to pay for the program.

SafeSpace is a non-profit United Way organization serving victims of domestic violence in Martin, St. Lucie, & Indian River counties in Florida. In addition to a 60-bed Emergency Shelter, Safe Space also provides a Supportive Living program for individuals needing longer-term housing and outreach services for those who choose not to enter a shelter but whose lives are affected by domestic violence.

The Serenity House opened its doors on May 13, 2002, in honor of beloved Colquitt County community resident Kim Nunez. Tragically, Kim was shot & killed by her estranged husband just a block from her place of employment – which is also within a block of the police department. A county commissioner heard the gunshot & witnessed her vehicle crash into the wall of the Moultrie Police Department. Her young child was also in the vehicle & witnessed everything. The residents of Colquitt County realized the vital need for a safe haven for women & children of domestic violence. Since its beginning, Serenity House has provided everything from basic necessities such as food, clothing, & shelter to helping families with legal aid & the resources to help re-establish their independence, self-worth, & self-esteem after being affected by domestic violence.

WAY-FM is a faith-based radio station that provides the latest Christian radio hits on 88.1, along with prayer, mentorship, & guidance to those in need.

Glades Youth Connection is a ministry for local youth that provides opportunities to participate in international mission trips in the summer months. Desmond Harriott (founder) frequently visits the high schools of participants to provide mentorship & guidance for the kids.