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Bridges of Hope is a faith-based, GARR-certified recovery program offering affordable, long-term residential support for men and women overcoming drug or alcohol addiction in Georgia. Its approach combines the 12-step method with spiritual devotionals, daily structure, shared responsibility, and hands-on work designed to build practical skills, confidence, and community. Rather than operating as a traditional rehabilitation or medical facility, Bridges of Hope provides a working recovery environment and does not offer medical detox or on-site professional counseling. Residents must be physically able to participate in daily activities, and the program is not designed for people with dual diagnoses or other needs requiring clinical care.

The organization operates men’s recovery homes in Homerville, Chauncey, and Louisville, and a women’s facility in Morven. These rural settings offer residents space to focus on recovery, while dormitory living and communal responsibilities encourage teamwork and accountability. Bridges of Hope also supports residents with exit planning before program completion. The monthly fee is $900, and charitable contributions help sustain its work.