About Great Falls Rescue Mission Administration Office
Great Falls Rescue Mission is a faith-based substance use recovery provider in Great Falls, Montana, serving individuals and families across North Central Montana.
This nonprofit Christian organization offers free residential recovery programs for men, women and parents or guardians with children, blending whole-person care with meals, shelter and long-term support.
Dedicated Gender Residential Recovery Programs
Great Falls Rescue Mission provides free residential recovery programs built around a 16-month core commitment, with optional transitional or leadership phases lasting up to two additional years.
Programming includes biblical and Christian-based counseling, life skills training, work therapy, Bible studies and accountability, with financial and parenting education.
The Mission serves men through its Men's Shelter, women through its Women's Shelter and parents or guardians with children through the Cameron Family Center.
Each population has its own dedicated residential recovery track and intake process.
Location Details
The Administration Office and Cameron Family Center are located at 408 2nd Ave S in Great Falls, Montana, with related men's and women's recovery facilities clustered nearby along 2nd Avenue South.
Those who have found help here often describe meaningful life change, renewed purpose and the stability to rebuild their futures from each facility.
Free Faith Centered Recovery Programs
The men's residential recovery program is described as free, reflecting the Mission's nonprofit model.
Because each program has its own intake contact, reaching out to the specific men's, women's or family recovery program is the best first step toward getting help.
Great Falls Rescue Mission in Great Falls, Montana, offers a long-term, faith-centered path to recovery paired with real-life stability support.
