Hope – Believe Graduation
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The biannual Hope-Believe Recovery Graduation Ceremony will be held Wednesday, May 20th, at 3 PM, in the Community Café. The Spring 2009 graduating class of twelve men and women will be recognized for successful completion of the Hope (for men) and Believe (for women) Programs, including six months of drug-free living. Dr. Barry Jones, Associate Dean for Graduate Programs, and Associate Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew of Campbell University, is the featured keynote speaker for the event. A reception will follow the ceremony. Please join us as the organization celebrates this important milestone.
About Hope-Believe Recovery Program
The Hope-Believe Recovery Program is an intensive multi-tiered substance abuse recovery program for adult homeless men and women who suffer from addition illness. The goal of the program is to provide recovery in a supportive and structured environment and ultimately empower participants to manage their illness, maintain sobriety, improve health and wellness, and move toward self-sufficiency. Modeled after a 12-Step Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) program, Hope-Believe incorporates illness education, role modeling, peer review & accountability, and a system of rewards to encourage and maintain sobriety. Since its inception in December 2001, more than 300 individuals have participated in the program. Approximately 40% of participants that remained in the program following a 2-week introductory period successfully completed the 6-month program or successfully transitioned to another treatment facility.
