About The Anchorage
The Anchorage is a Christian faith based residential recovery program in Leesburg, Georgia offering long term substance use treatment for adult men seeking freedom from alcohol and drug addiction.
Founded in 1953 and located on an approximately 80 acre former military base this donor supported ministry integrates Biblical principles and the 12 Step framework to guide men toward lasting recovery and independence.
Phased Discipleship and Recovery Therapies
The Anchorage follows a structured two-phase residential model designed for long-term recovery. This progression emphasizes accountability, discipleship, and practical reintegration into everyday life.
Treatment begins with Phase I which is a 120-day period that includes Bible study and counseling, 12-Step classes, and assigned daily work duties in a focused and distraction-free environment.
Men who complete Phase I may apply for Phase II which introduces greater independence through weekly AA meetings and chapel, sponsorship, employment seeking, and weekend passes.
Quick Facts About The Anchorage
- Location: Leesburg, Georgia, on an approximately 80 acre property with wooded areas, open fields, gardens, and walking trails.
- Levels of care: Long term residential recovery with a two phase program structure.
- Who they treat: Adult men seeking recovery from alcohol and drug addiction in a gender specific, Christian setting.
- Approach: Faith based recovery combining Bible study, counseling, 12 Step participation, and daily work responsibilities.
- Payment options: A $40 admission fee covering program materials, with no other costs; the ministry is donor supported and accepts no state or federal funds.
- Amenities: Shared or private air conditioned rooms, nature access, chapel services, and AA/NA meeting access.
