About the Program

At Walking With Him 6, our recovery program is more than just a way out of addiction—it’s a journey toward wholeness. Rooted in the love of Christ and guided by the 12 Steps, our faith-based residential program offers women a safe, structured, and supportive environment to rebuild their lives with purpose, dignity, and hope.

WE  ACCEPT INDIVIDUALS ON VIVITROL or SUBLOCADE but WE DO NOT ACCEPT INDIVIDUALS ON SUBOXONE/SUBUTEX OR METHADONE

APPLICATION

FAQs

  • We believe that relapse often occurs because individuals leave treatment without enough time or support to develop the life skills and habits needed to manage everyday challenges. At Walking With Him 6, our program offers extended structure, accountability, personal growth classes, and a recovery foundation rooted in the 12 Steps and a relationship with our Higher Power—whom we believe is Jesus Christ. Through this approach, we’ve seen a significant increase in sustained recovery.

    As we often say:
    “Just as we did not become addicts or alcoholics overnight, recovery does not happen overnight.”
    Recovery is a process—a lifelong journey, not a destination.

  • Residents may bring limited personal items, including:

    • 2–3 weeks’ worth of clothing

    • Minimal personal items

    • Optional: Personal bedding and pillows (standard bedding and towels are provided)

    Hygiene products, laundry soap, and toilet paper are available in limited supply and provided by WWH6.

  • Each resident is given pantry and refrigerator space for personal food:

    • One pantry shelf

    • One refrigerator shelf

    In addition, community food is generously supplied by local food ministries and is available to all residents. Mindful nutrition is encouraged as part of the recovery journey.

  • Overnight passes may be requested after a minimum of 15 days in the house and must be approved by the Executive Director (ED).

  • Due to our liability insurance, children are not permitted on the WWH6 property. However, visitation can be arranged at the church next door or another location agreed upon by all parties. While we deeply value family reconciliation, our primary focus during your stay is helping you become emotionally, spiritually, and physically grounded so that you can rebuild a healthy foundation for yourself and your loved ones.

  • Daily routines are designed to support holistic healing and include:

    • Morning meditation and devotional reading

    • Dynamic stretching and mobility work

    • Encouragement of mindful nutrition

    • Weekly rotation for preparing a shared house meal