I Went in to Give This My All | Andy Bob’s Story
Andy came to Guiding Light with nothing to lose. His addiction burnt every bridge he had, and he wanted to prove that nothing could change him.
Andy came to Guiding Light with nothing to lose. His addiction burnt every bridge he had, and he wanted to prove that nothing could change him.
We look for ways to celebrate the movement and transformation of the men who are living a new way in this world.
Iron House consists of five buildings of two-bedroom apartments capable of housing over 40 graduated clients of the Guiding Light Recovery program.
Although Iron House offers clients a significant degree of independence and dignity, it is still expected that they follow certain guidelines.
Over the past year, Guiding Light has reflected on how best to serve the needs of our changing community, and we are excited to announce plans to expand our life-saving recovery program to include the women of Grand Rapids.
In the waning days of 2022, Guiding Light signed the ink on the purchase of two homes to provide sober living to women in the Grand Rapids area.
We are honored to name one of our Women’s Recovery homes after long-time Guiding Light Spiritual Director Kare Ruth Devos.
“The stuff that they teach you here isn’t just for recovery.” Jordan knows that he’s been given a second chance. A second chance at life. A second chance at being himself.
Eileen Chamberlain is a licensed Master Social Worker and believes in Guiding Light’s mission to provide free substance abuse treatment for all in our community that need it.
Rehab. Relapse. Repeat. Richard knew he needed something different. He knew he needed to return to his faith.