We’re passionate about helping men break free from their addiction!
Living Free is a residential live-in rehabilitation program that offers men freedom from drug and alcohol dependence and other life-controlling problems. Based on Christian principles – although our clients aren’t necessarily Christians – Living Free focuses on developing character through teaching and mentorship, to help equip people to implement new strategies in their lives.
The Living Free program has a proven track record in helping people address key issues in their lives, eliminating self-destructive habits by meeting the needs of the whole person. We help people grow by rebuilding their self-image, work ethic, relationships and spiritual awareness.
We need committed volunteers who enjoy making a real difference in people’s lives. One of the most valuable gifts you can give is your time.
‘It feels like the students of the Living Free program bless me more than I bless them. Seeing them graduate and say thank you makes it all worth it. Volunteering brings me a lot of joy and peace, and I get to share my faith. It’s exciting to see people’s lives changed for the better.’ – Dion, volunteer
There are so many ways you can get involved, with whatever time you have to offer. We’d love to hear from you!
At Teen Challenge South Australia our mission is to powerfully influence individuals to reach their full potential. We do this by running a 12-month residential program that helps men overcome addiction.
Teen Challenge SA relies heavily on donations within the church and the community. Please consider supporting us today for our summer 2021–22 appeal. All donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible. Donate here. What is the best gift you can give to someone for Christmas? Is it toys, vouchers, money, munchies, clothes, jewellery or socks…
Staff, students and volunteers would like to say a big thank you to everyone who attended our open day at Strathalbyn on 6 November. During the week before, we were watching the weather and preparing for a rainy day, but we were blessed with sunshine and blue skies. First to arrive were the motorbike riders…
The ‘Break the Chains 2021: Ride for Recovery Challenge’ was held from 1 to 31 October 2021 with a small but dedicated group of 8 registered riders supported by hundreds of loyal supporters. By the 11.59pm deadline on 31 October, a collective total of 3,990.37 kilometres were ridden over the 31 days, and $21,529 was…
