Isaiah House Treatment Center is a non-profit treatment center in existence since 1999 with years of experience of helping people break free from the grip of addiction.
Saving lives, restoring families and improving communities is our focus. Our treatment model is designed to provide a holistic and faith-based program that treats the whole person and their family.
Your support makes it possible to provide a comprehensive program including job training, education, employment opportunities, peer support, and accountability.
“God has blessed me immensely in my sobriety. My relationship with my three beautiful children is restored. I’ve reclaimed my place in my family and my community. Not only am I a functioning member of society again, but I belong to a wonderful church.”
”I will be forever grateful to the Lisa Walker Center for the life they gave me.
They made life worth living once again.”
“With the help of Isaiah House, I started a personal relationship with God focused on building and strengthening that connection. In return, He has blessed me in more ways than I could’ve ever imagined. Let me tell you briefly how my life has been transformed with sobriety, through Christ, in just 5 short years.”
“Hey! My name is Wes and I just recently celebrated 5 years of continuous sobriety on September 11!”
“On May 26, 2019, I reluctantly walked in the front door at the Isaiah House. I was physically, psychologically, and spiritually broken. I didn’t recognize it at the time, but that was THE defining moment in my life up until that point. It would be the start of breaking the chains of active addiction, of learning to love myself, of reclaiming my life!”
”The Isaiah House showed me a new way of living.”
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