Recovery Programs
New Creations - men
New Vision - men
Riverton Place - men
The Oaks - women
New Creations
New Creations is a residential recovery program for men located in the Men’s Shelter in downtown Seattle.
The program is designed for men who want to pursue a path of recovery and grow in their faith.
New Creations is a nine-month recovery program that offers:  one-on-one counseling from the New Creations
ministry team, daily responsibilities within the Mission to help men develop life-skills and
productive work habits and Bible studies. The Martin Career Education Center is also part of the
program, offering men the chance to improve their language and math skills and earn their GED.
We also encourage and organize outside recreation such as bowling, softball, local sporting events,
concerts, and other fellowship activities for the men.
For more information about the Men's Shelter and it's programs, please contact
Mike at 206.622.5177 x113.
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New Vision Recovery Program
The New Vision residential drug and alcohol recovery program was established in 1991 and is housed in a beautiful historic building in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
The program is 12 months and is based on the biblical principles of grace, restoration, and transformation. The goal is to help men break the cycle of addiction and help reconcile them with God and their families.
New Vision Referrals
The men we serve come to us in a variety of ways. Some are referred through the court system, others are referred by concerned family members and friends. We also get several referrals from churches and other Mission programs. Pre-Intakes are facilitated on Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon for individuals seeking to enter the program.
The New Vision 12-month program provides:
- 12-Step involvement
- One-to-One counseling
- Group Therapy
- Drug and Alcohol Education
- Special retreats and recreational activities
- Biblical instruction
- Relationship counseling
- Work therapy
- Aftercare programs
- Life-skills training
- Relapse Prevention classes
Post-Graduate Opportunities
After graduation from the program, men are given the opportunity to stay for extended periods as they pursue schooling or employment. In addition, the New Vision staff continues their care and guidance through personal support and follow-up. We walk with men through their transition from our facility, and help them to find housing. This is often the key to success in staying drug and alcohol free.
New Vision graduates also have the opportunity to enter our one-year Christian Service Internship (CSI) program, also located at our Capitol Hill facility. While in CSI men receive spiritual and practical training that will prepare them for full-time Christian service.
For more information please contact the New Vision clerk or Scott at 206.322.6801.
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Riverton Place
Riverton Place is a residential recovery program for men, nestled in the peaceful woods of south of Seattle, located at 3020 South 128th Street.
The tragedy of addiction ravages families and erodes the foundation of our culture. Riverton Place is a “multifaceted” resource for the local church and community to effectively address the issues surrounding men caught in the cycle of addiction.
The Multifaceted Ministry of Riverton Place
- The Genesis Project is a nine-month residential addiction and discipleship recovery program for men. Through counseling and Biblical studies, men are equipped with the word of God and the tools necessary to deal with their addiction.
- The Exodus Project is a 90-day transitional program to help men move back into the community after graduating from the Genesis Project.
- The Christian Service Intern program is a one-year internship for graduates of the Genesis Project who would like to enter into full time Christian service.
- Chemical Dependency Professionals (CDP) are on hand at Riverton Place to help the men deal with the challenges they face. As an approved facility by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse, the CDP counselors at Riverton Place can provide certified DUI Client Assessment, Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient services.
- Families are included. Riverton Place not only approaches the needs of the men but of their families. Family Day is held on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 10:00 am. The program ends with a lunch at Noon. Informed and educated families are essential to the continued recovery of the men we serve. On Family Day, our State Certified staff offers an opportunity for the families and friends of our residents to become better equipped to support their loved ones in recovery.
For the Community
- Commencement Celebration takes place on the last Tuesday of every month, Riverton Place holds a commencement celebration for those who have completed the program and to celebrate what God is doing in the lives of our other residents. Dinner is held at 6:00 pm and the program begins at 6:45 pm. If you would like to celebrate with us, please contact Larry at 206.242.5585 for directions.
- A Men’s Breakfast is held on the 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th Saturday of each month. The men of Riverton Place host a men’s prayer breakfast at 9:00 am. A guest speaker and a great meal combine to make the Riverton Prayer Breakfast a special blessing to all who attend. This is an opportunity for our residents to develop friendships with godly men in the local church. If you would like to join us, please contact Larry at 206.242.5585 for information.
- For additional information about the Riverton Place programs or to refer someone to the program, please contact Larry at 206.242.5585.
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The Oaks
The Oaks Program, a residential rehabilitation program for women, is a personalized program enabling our clients to
break free from their own self-destructive behavior. Based on individual issues and needs, each woman
designs her own program with her case manager and combines counseling, classroom instruction and
personal responsibilities to break old habits and build self-worth, and self-respect. Bible study is
an integral part of this curriculum.
In addition to academic and vocational instruction, additional classes are offered in such life
skills as: Money management, Parenting, Employment readiness, Recovery and Anger management.
The Oaks program is offered both full and part time. This allows residents flexibility according
to their needs. Some are currently working or in job training. Others require a full-time
schedule.
For more information, please contact Stacy at 206.628.2008.
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