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Recovery Programs & Sober Living Support

Contact us to learn about available services in Jesup and Statesboro.

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Housing Support

We provide safe, stable, and supportive housing that gives individuals the structure they need to rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose. Our homes foster accountability, community, and a foundation for long‑term recovery.

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All Recovery Meetings

All Recovery embraces every pathway to healing, offering a welcoming space where anyone seeking change can find connection, encouragement, and support. It honors the truth that recovery looks different for each person while uniting everyone around shared hope and growth.

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Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous offers a supportive, peer‑led environment where individuals come together to share experience, strength, and hope. Its 12‑step approach encourages honesty, accountability, and spiritual growth as people work toward long‑term sobriety.

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Narcotics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous provides a supportive, judgment‑free space where individuals share their experiences and find strength through connection. Its 12‑step framework encourages honesty, accountability, and personal growth as members work toward lasting recovery.

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Crystal Meth Anonymous

Crystal Meth Anonymous provides a welcoming, peer‑supported environment for individuals working to break free from methamphetamine addiction. Through shared stories and the guidance of a 12‑step program, members build connection, accountability, and renewed hope as they move forward in recovery.

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Big Book Study

A Big Book study group offers a structured, supportive space for individuals to explore the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous together. By reading, discussing, and applying the teachings of the Big Book, participants deepen their understanding of recovery and strengthen their personal growth.

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Anger Management

Anger management helps individuals recognize their triggers and develop healthier ways to cope with stress and frustration. Through practical tools and guided reflection, participants learn to respond with clarity and control rather than impulse.

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Recovery Check-in Group

A recovery check‑in group gives individuals a consistent space to reflect on their progress, challenges, and goals in a supportive, judgment‑free environment. It encourages accountability, connection, and honest conversation to help each person stay grounded and focused on their recovery journey.

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Job Readiness and Placement

Job readiness and job placement equip individuals with the practical skills and confidence needed to secure and maintain meaningful employment. Through coaching, résumé support, interview preparation, and community partnerships, participants gain the tools to build stability and move forward in their recovery.

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Recovery Advocacy

Recovery advocacy provides individuals with a dedicated support person who can appear in court to communicate their progress, goals, and commitment to recovery. This advocacy helps ensure they are represented with clarity and dignity, giving the court a fuller picture of their efforts and growth.

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DFCS Collaboration

DFCS collaboration ensures that individuals in recovery receive coordinated support by aligning their progress with child welfare goals and case requirements. Through clear communication and shared planning, this partnership promotes stability, accountability, and healthier reunification outcomes for families.

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Community Awareness

Community awareness helps reduce stigma by educating the public about addiction, recovery, and the resources available for support. It strengthens understanding, encourages compassion, and builds a more connected community where individuals in recovery can thrive.

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One on One Peer Mentor

One‑on‑one peer mentoring offers individualized support from someone with lived experience who understands the challenges and victories of recovery. This relationship builds trust, accountability, and encouragement, helping individuals stay focused and grounded as they work toward lasting change.

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Supportive Resources

Supportive resources connect individuals with the tools, services, and guidance they need to strengthen their recovery. They provide practical help, emotional encouragement, and access to community programs that promote stability, growth, and long‑term success.

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Notary

Notary services provide individuals with a certified professional who can verify identities, witness signatures, and officially notarize important documents. This support helps ensure accuracy, legitimacy, and confidence when completing essential legal or personal paperwork.

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Moral Reconation Therapy 

Moral Reconation Therapy is a structured, cognitive‑behavioral program designed to help individuals examine their thinking patterns and build healthier decision‑making skills. Through step‑by‑step exercises and guided reflection, participants strengthen personal responsibility, emotional awareness, and long‑term positive change.

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Ready to Learn More?

Whether you're seeking recovery support for yourself or someone you love, we're here to help. Contact Lost & Found Damascus to learn more about our recovery programs and sober living housing.

Statesboro: 912-290-6810

Jesup: 912-559-6118

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