Bridges of Hope

Bridges of Hope is a faith-based residential recovery program in Homerville, Georgia, offering long-term substance use recovery for men seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction.

Located off Antioch Road, this rural, farm-based campus combines 12 step principles, community living and hands-on work rather than clinical treatment.

The program emphasizes structure, accountability, spiritual growth and lasting sobriety through a supportive, distraction-free environment.

Recovery Programs at Bridges of Hope

Bridges of Hope provides a long-term residential recovery program for adult men, with limited capacity for older teens.

Daily life centers on morning devotionals, AA Big Book studies, small-group meetings and on-site and off-site AA and NA meetings.

Residents also participate in a work based recovery model that includes gardening, greenhouse work, woodworking, housekeeping and community service.

Exit planning begins about 45 days before completion, addressing housing, employment, education, vocational goals and sober support to prepare men for long-term recovery.

Quick Facts: Bridges of Hope

• Location: Rural South Georgia near Argyle, on U.S. 84 between Valdosta and Waycross
• Program type: Long-term, faith based, 12 step residential recovery for men
• Who they treat: Adult men and limited older teens; not for individuals under 18
• Approach: Spiritual devotionals, 12 step principles and hands-on work-based recovery
• Payment options: Self-pay only at $900 per month; insurance is not accepted
• Amenities: A 72-acre, 52-bed campus with dormitories, farm and animals and a recreation room