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Substance use, abuse, and life-controlling issues impact countless American women, creating urgent demand for compassionate, safe, and effective residential programs. Holistic approaches are gaining recognition for their proven ability to bring about sustainable transformation.
Saving Grace delivers a specialized, non-medical model designed exclusively for at-risk women, focusing on whole-person restoration in a nurturing sisterhood environment:
Our accessible, donation-funded program provides a safe haven that emphasizes biblical principles and long-term personal growth over temporary fixes.
You’ll join a network of established centers across Texas, Florida, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, operating successfully since 2015.
Utilize a holistic approach that includes residential living, spiritual formation, counseling, life skills, and work-study opportunities tailored to women’s unique recovery needs.
Launch with a proven playbook of refined processes and protocols, led by a dedicated corporate team to ensure consistency across locations.
Foster a supportive “sisterhood” where transformed lives create a ripple effect of stronger families and healthier communities.
Saving Grace Women’s Home offers women struggling with addiction and life-controlling issues a safe, faith-centered haven to reclaim their lives. Rooted in the belief that lasting freedom flows from a restored relationship with God, we offer a free, 12-month residential program that equips participants for renewed purpose.
Established in 2015 in Houston, Texas, Saving Grace combines compassionate care with structured growth to help each woman become:
Bring Saving Grace Women’s Home to Your Community Today
As a leader in gender-specific, faith-based recovery, Saving Grace creates an environment of belonging, biblical truth, and practical preparation for a vibrant, sustainable, Christ-centered future.
We’re excited to expand our impact through partners who share our passion for faith-based women’s transformation. Ideal candidates will lead with their hearts and work with their hands, rebuilding lives while they build their business.
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If you feel called to walk alongside women on their journey from addiction to abundant life in a proven, professional system, let’s connect.
Our immersive onboarding covers systems, program methodology, community partnerships/donor cultivation, and launch readiness tailored to women’s residential care.
You’ll receive a detailed operations manual, standardized SOPs, compliant facility setup, technology tools, peer network, staffing guidance, and ongoing mentorship.
Leverage our established brand to build your program, including design collateral, SEO/SEM strategies, and localized campaigns to reach both women in need and community donors.
A Saving Grace franchise eliminates the guesswork from launching an impact-driven residential recovery business. As dedicated, ongoing partners, we provide a proven playbook, comprehensive training, and robust support so that you can focus on transforming lives.
With more than three decades of ministry experience, Don brings visionary leadership and a pastor’s heart to the organization. The author of Working at God’s Altar, Don, was instrumental in establishing Project Hope Recovery Center in 2014 and continues to provide strategic direction for the growing network.
Serving as full-time minister since 2013 and the COO of Project Hope since 2017, Michael previously held Executive Director and Corporate Marketing roles. A graduate of the Long Island Adult and Teen Challenge, Michael endeavors to see other individuals experience the same freedom from addiction that he has.
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