Listings focus on the St. Louis region and St. Charles County, with some statewide services included. Verified information comes from the START HERE St. Louis Area Resource Directory, 17th Edition (2026) (Criminal Justice Ministry, startherestl.org) and directly submitted organization information. Always call to confirm availability and eligibility.
Long-term faith-based residential recovery for men. The program is a year long and divided into two phases: Induction and Training. Admission and long-term residential care are FREE. The curriculum is based on God's Word—the Bible—through classes, individual study, personal mentoring, work ethic training, and involvement in the Christian community. Because addiction starts as a way to fulfill a void that only God can fill, a strong relationship with the Lord is foundational to the program. True transformation addresses the spiritual, emotional, and physical aspects of each student's life.
Reentry, Addiction and Recovery, Housing, Christian Recovery Programs, Rescue Missions, Discipleship Programs, Reentry Ministry, Men's Ministries
Population served
Adults, Men
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Business Hours
Eligibility
Men seeking a year-long faith-based residential recovery program. Admission and long-term residential care are free. Contact the men's center for intake requirements.
Service area: Jefferson County
Phone: 636-677-1776; Fax: 636-677-2818
Directions: From I-270, take the Gravois Rd exit (HWY 30) south to High Ridge Blvd, go east (left) and make an immediate left onto Old Missouri 30 (Outer Rd). Go right at Schumacher Rd; at the bottom of the first hill Appletree Acres Ln. is on the left. The office for the men's center is building #3 with the cross on the front.
Admission and long-term residential care are free.
Faith-based recovery organization offering men's and women's residential programs lasting 12 months. Admissions line available for intake and placement.
The Restoration Program is a 12-18 month faith-based discipleship program designed to transform lives through a comprehensive approach to developing five key areas of life: spiritual, personal, relational, vocational, and financial. Victory Mission also operates an emergency homeless shelter.
