Women’s Recovery Program
The Women’s Program at Grace Centers of Hope helps women and families rebuild their lives with safety, structure, and hope.
This is not just temporary shelter. It is a Christ-centered, One-Year Life Skills Program that helps women work through addiction, homelessness, abuse, and other difficult life challenges.
Through daily support, counseling, recovery, and life skills training, women are given the tools they need to move toward lasting change.
About the Women’s Program
The Women’s Program provides a safe place for women to heal and grow.
Residents receive housing, meals, counseling, mentoring, spiritual support, and daily structure. They also take part in classes and activities that help them build healthy habits and prepare for the future.
The goal is to help each woman become stable, responsible, and ready for life after the program.
How the Women’s Program Helps
Many women come to Grace Centers of Hope during a difficult season of life.
Some are facing addiction. Some are experiencing homelessness. Some are trying to rebuild after trauma, abuse, or broken relationships.
The Women’s Program meets women where they are and helps them take the next step forward.
Each resident is surrounded by support, accountability, and encouragement.
Housing, Meals, and Daily Support
The Women’s Program provides safe housing and daily meals.
These basic needs are important. When women have a safe place to stay and food to eat, they can focus on healing and growth.
Residents also receive guidance from staff and mentors who care about their long-term success.
Recovery and Life Skills for Women
Recovery is an important part of the Women’s Program.
Residents receive support as they work through the issues that brought them to Grace Centers of Hope. They also learn life skills that can help them build a more stable future.
These skills may include responsibility, communication, healthy relationships, parenting, budgeting, work readiness, and spiritual growth.
Support for Mothers and Families
The Women’s Program also supports mothers and children.
When a mother enters the program, her children may also need care, stability, and encouragement. Grace Centers of Hope helps families rebuild together through childcare, family support, and other programs.
Mothers in the Women’s Program may also receive support through the children’s program/daycare.
This gives mothers the opportunity to focus on recovery while their children are cared for in a safe environment.
For information regarding our Women’s Program or to begin the intake process call 1.855.HELP.GCH (1.855.435.7424) and ask for the Women’s Program or email our intake coordinator at womensintake@gracecentersofhope.org
Programs and services are not denied to anyone regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other background. This is also consistent with our employment practices and welcoming of volunteers and donors. Men, women, and families can come to Grace Centers of Hope having a different faith, the same faith, or no faith at all and are not required to adhere to any faith-based position as a condition of service. From our experience, lasting and sustainable change comes from within. That’s why we address the whole person–body, mind, and spirit.
Women's Program
The Women’s Program at Grace Centers of Hope helps women and families rebuild their lives with safety, structure, and hope.
This is not just a temporary shelter. It is a Christ-centered, One-Year Life Skills Program that helps women work through addiction, homelessness, abuse, and other difficult life challenges.
Children's Program
The Children’s Program at Grace Centers of Hope provides care and support for children whose families are part of our programs.
When a parent enters recovery or begins rebuilding their life, their children need support too. The Children’s Program gives children a safe place to learn, play, grow, and feel cared for. This support helps families heal together.
Men's Program
The Men’s Program at Grace Centers of Hope helps men rebuild their lives through structure, accountability, recovery support, and hope.
This is a Christ-centered, One-Year Life Skills Program for men who are facing addiction, homelessness, abuse, or other life challenges. The Men’s Program helps residents grow in body, mind, and spirit as they prepare for a new future.
grace village
Little Grace Village is a restored neighborhood in Pontiac, Michigan created by Grace Centers of Hope.
This neighborhood gives graduates of our One-Year Life Skills Program a safe and stable place to continue rebuilding their lives. It is more than a place to live. It is a community built on hope, responsibility, and long-term change.