Organization

Bridges of Hope Georgia

Working 12-step, faith-based recovery program since 1986 where residents run the rural Georgia facilities through hands-on work therapy.

Bridges of Hope Charitable Trust is a nonprofit, faith-based 12-step residential addiction recovery program for men and women in rural Georgia, founded December 23, 1986 in Argyle (Clinch County). It operates four long-term residential centers—three for men (Homerville/Argyle, Chauncey, Louisville/Stapleton) and one for women (Morven). It is not a medical, detox, or psychiatric facility and provides no on-site professional counseling; it cannot accept people needing medical detox, with a dual diagnosis, a history of violence, or anyone under 18. Residents must be in fair to good physical condition to take part in daily on-site work activities such as housekeeping, gardening, greenhouse and woodworking, since the program operates without hired staff for these tasks. The program is built on Alcoholics Anonymous principles—fellowship, prayer and spiritual growth—with daily devotionals, Big Book studies, on-site AA/NA and off-site meetings, small-group accountability, and life-skills training. Roughly 45 days before completion, residents go through an exit-planning process covering housing, sober support, employment or education, and transitional programs. The fee is $900 per month (cash or check, pro-rated for partial months); insurance is not accepted and the organization is supported by charitable donations rather than government funding.

Listings

List Map

Chauncey Men's Facility

$900 per month (pro-rated for partial months), payable by check or cash upon admission.

ChaunceyGA· 31011

Bridges of Hope's Chauncey men's facility sits on 36 acres at 74 C. L. Tucker Drive, Chauncey, GA, serving Southeast Georgia about 60 miles southeast of Macon. The residential recovery center (listed as 52-bed on the Locations page) offers a secluded, structured, faith-based environment with ample land for work programs, where men rebuild through shared responsibility and daily structure in a small-town, agricultural setting. Manager: Josh Donolo. Office hours 6:00 AM–10:00 PM daily.

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Morven Women's Facility

$900 per month (pro-rated for partial months), payable by check or cash upon admission.

MorvenGA· 31638

Bridges of Hope's women's facility is a 12-step based residential recovery center on 71 acres at 10031 Coffee Road, Morven, GA, in Southwest Georgia about 15 miles northwest of Valdosta. The 40-bed center offers a supportive space for women seeking long-term recovery from alcohol and drug addiction, with rolling farmland, gardens and serene walking areas. Residents take part in the 12-step program, daily spiritual devotionals and life-skills training. Due to program and medical considerations, the program cannot accommodate pregnant women. Manager: Stephanie English. Office hours 6:00 AM–10:00 PM daily.

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Louisville (Stapleton) Men's Facility

$900 per month (pro-rated for partial months), payable by check or cash upon admission.

StapletonGA· 30823

Bridges of Hope's largest men's facility, at 2845 Jackie Snider Trail, Stapleton, GA, on 150 acres, serving East Central Georgia about 40 miles southwest of Augusta. The 70-bed residential recovery center offers a peaceful, structured place to focus on sobriety, with access to the Ogeechee River and surrounding countryside. Residents follow the faith-based 12-step program with daily work and life-skills activities. Manager: Roscoe Rosborough. Office hours 6:00 AM–10:00 PM daily.

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Homerville (Argyle) Men's Facility

$900 per month (pro-rated for partial months), payable by check or cash upon admission.

HomervilleGA· 31634

Bridges of Hope's Homerville men's facility, also known as Argyle, sits on a 72-acre former farm at 1326 Antioch Church Road, Homerville, GA, in South Georgia just east of Homerville (Clinch County). The 52-bed residential recovery center has operated since 1987, offering men a rural, distraction-free setting that blends work therapy with faith-based 12-step living to help build accountability, structure and spiritual growth. Manager: Jude Screen. Office hours 6:00 AM–10:00 PM daily.

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