About Faith Farm Ministries Boynton Beach Recovery Campus
Faith Farm Ministries elicits a sense of profound calm and direction the moment one steps on their Boynton Beach campus in Boynton Beach, Florida. This is far from a standard rehabilitation facility. It serves as a premier multifunctional center for individuals fighting mental health or substance abuse, and it is completely free of charge.
Sprawled across 90 acres, the setting beautifully combines the tranquility required for meaningful self-introspection with the activity of people who are actively enhancing their lives. This is the result of over 70 years of commitment to the compassionate treatment of addiction using a comprehensive recovery model that integrates faith and emphasizes enduring recovery.
Faith-Based Treatment with Vocational Support
Residents participate in a 10-month program that is fully integrated with their Christian faith, including biblical counseling and Celebrate Recovery. However, what is most impressive is their Comprehensive Work Training (CWT) Institute. This is not simply work for the sake of work; this is vocational training with up to 17 different opportunities, including auto and appliance repair, IT, and thrift store management.
Combined with individual and group therapy sessions, this holistic approach includes developing life skills and spiritual guidance that foster personal and professional growth. The campus also features the Eastham Women's Home, enabling focused residential treatment for women to provide gender-specific care within the same community.
Education-Based Support
Their alliance with South Florida Bible College and Theological Seminary is especially impressive, as it enables students to earn as many as nine credits for completing the basic recovery curriculum. This gives them the motivation not just to attain sobriety but to pursue further educational and career opportunities.
The “Omega Work/School Program” for graduates allows continued on-campus residency while employed or enrolled in further education. This resource is important aftercare because it helps ease participants back to independent living. Individuals can find employment and housing while remaining in a supportive community, which helps them maintain connection to a faith-based network.
