Our Mission
Our Vision: Overcoming addictions through community support, God's grace, and connections with appropriate service providers.
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Mission Statement: Helping Hands Overcoming Addiction provides faith-based support for individuals suffering from physical and mental substance abuse disorder.
At the Gateway House for women we strive to create a safe home environment supported by love, hope and faith, while facilitating the treatment process that leads to successful substance abuse recovery.
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How it Began
Helping Hands was organized in 2009, and began serving the community as a non-profit organization in April 2010 as a group of concerned men and women who wanting to help individuals and families struggling with life controlling addictions. We became a 501(c)3 non-profit charity in 2012, an all volunteer organization serving because there is a need and we want to help meet that need. Several of our volunteers have been have been drug/alcohol free for more than one year. Other volunteers have friends or loved ones who have been or are struggling with life-controlling problems. In 2020 with the opening of the Women's Gateway House, we hired our first employee.