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How does a single mom rebuild her life while raising a family on her own?
“Children from single parent homes who saw their mother abusing drugs can develop substance use disorders or poor mental and emotional health, according to a SAMHSA study. Single mothers with addiction can also create codependent relationships with children who can feel responsible for caretaking a neglectful parent with a substance use disorder.”
freedom house
A long-term program for at-risk single moms and their kids:
Keeping families together and children out of foster care
Single moms with kids are the largest growing homeless population.
As Hope for Addiction got its start, we saw an overwhelming need for additional supports and housing for single mothers and their children. Women with children often leave behind unsafe homes and environments. So began Freedom House. But the need was even greater than we expected. What was originally a safe-shelter for struggling addicted mothers, turned into an all-encompassing program that teaches single moms how to be sober WHILE juggling real life, providing for their children and their own needs.
Program
program criteria
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Desire and willingness to change your life
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Ability to secure and maintain employment
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Drug and alcohol free for 30 days
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Remain drug, alcohol and nicotine free
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Willing to follow program guidelines
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Willing to submit to instruction from your assigned care team
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Ladies and children benefit from church service on Sundays
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Freedom House is a faith-based program
Freedom House is not a medical facility, so we are not able to serve women currently taking certain medications (contact us to discuss medications)
Freedom House is made possible in 2025 through individuals who direct their state taxes and the following Foundations. We are grateful!
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