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.
Did you know you are exposed to between 6,000 to 10,000 advertisements and media messages every day? Among all that clutter, I hope you will consider reading this article about a vital request from Teen Challenge SA.
The 100&1 Club is a new Teen Challenge SA initiative raising money to help people overcome addiction. It involves 100+ people raising $1,000 each (or more!) over 10 weeks. The 100&1 Club members undertake self-directed activities as an individual or team that are challenging, enjoyable and fun, such as getting fit, cleaning out your shed,…
One of the many battles Teen Challenge SA faced to acquire the new Strathalbyn facility was objections raised by neighbours that having people recovering from drug, alcohol and substance addiction made them feel unsafe.
