Learn More About Us
History
Established in February 2014, 7 Springs Ministries is a faith-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to helping restore the lives of broken people.
Women’s Residential Programs
Two residential women’s rehabilitation programs are available: Esther House in Anniston, Alabama and Coastal Women’s Rehabilitation Program in Foley, Alabama.
Men’s Residential Programs
Two residential men’s rehabilitation programs are available in Anniston, Alabama: Hollingsworth House and Eastaboga House.
Men’s Prison Re-Entry
We partner with local courts to offer a six-month Men’s Prison Re-Entry Program for individuals involved in the federal justice system.
Outpatient Services
Outpatient services are available for fourth-phase non-residential men and women who suffer from substance abuse issues.
Faith-Based Classes
GRO (God, Redemption, Opportunity), our faith-based worship and fellowship meeting, is available monthly. Freedom Recovery is held every Friday night at 6:30 p.m.
Our Mission
To provide a safe and structured environment where individuals can heal from the trauma of their past; be empowered to live a positive and healthy lifestyle; maintain sobriety; and become productive members of society.
Our Purpose
7 Springs Ministries is a refuge where the addict, ex-inmate, and sexually exploited can experience the love of God, find hope, and discover a life of joy and peace. Our purpose is to restore the broken individuals in our society so they can help rebuild our cities and make a difference in our communities.
Our Approach
We offer help to our communities through our different programs and services. Our residential men’s programs focus on rescue, recovery, and re-entry to empower men to reach their fullest potential. Our women’s programs offer safety, security, and strength for women learning to trust again and our local GRO (God, Redemption, & Opportunities) meeting is available for residents and the public.
Our Social Enterprises
Our 7 Springs Ministries thrift store offers affordable merchandise while also providing valuable employment-readiness benefits for our program participants. This social enterprise generates a significant amount of revenue to support our programs. Student intake fees and rents are other sources of revenue. However, we do consider those in dire situations for grants and/or payment arrangements.
