Devotions
Every day starts with God. Residents gather for prayer, worship, and Scripture before anything else. Faith is the foundation everything else is built on.
The work on the ground
A year of recovery for residents. Continued education for their children. Practical skills, faith, and community that last beyond treatment.
Our program
Recovery doesn’t happen in one moment. It happens one day at a time, in a rhythm that rebuilds a life from the inside out.
Built on the Adult & Teen Challenge model, residents spend a full year at the center. Each day follows the same steady pattern.
Every day starts with God. Residents gather for prayer, worship, and Scripture before anything else. Faith is the foundation everything else is built on.
Bible-based discipleship classes help residents understand where addiction came from, who God says they are, and how to live differently.
Residents follow the Adult & Teen Challenge curriculum. Journey to Freedom groups and the 12 Steps give residents honest conversation, accountability, and practical tools for staying free. Here, recovery happens in community, not alone.
Afternoons are spent in the gardens and caring for the chickens. Hard work restores dignity and discipline, and it’s purpose they can see. The harvest feeds the center and brings in income at the local market.
Thirty days can break a habit. A year builds a new life. Time lets residents practice a new way of living until it becomes who they are, before they return home to their families and village.
While parents are in treatment, their children keep learning at the ministry school. When a resident graduates, the whole family moves forward together.
Recovery. Education. Restoration.
A 12-bed residential center where men can step away from addiction and build a different life through faith, structure, and community.
Orphaned children and residents’ children continue their education while their parents complete treatment. Whole families can move forward together.
Adult & Teen Challenge partnership, Journey to Freedom groups, the 12 Steps, and recovery resources shaped for life in the Highlands.
Growing vegetables and raising chickens build practical skills and contribute to the center’s own income.
Peter and Freda Kaman lead the work on the ground. Training equips local leaders to carry recovery into their own communities.
Aftercare, family restoration, and further training help residents carry what they have learned into the next chapter.


Beyond the yearly budget
Built in 2026
Built with the village during the summer 2026 visit, creating a source of income for the center.
Next priority
A secure boundary to protect the treatment center, school, residents, and property.
Next priority
A security system and cameras to help keep the property and community safe.
Future project
On-site accommodation for counselors, staff, and volunteers serving in this remote community.
Future project
Starlink connectivity for conversations with Peter and Freda and updates directly from the village.
The long view
A fully funded center, its own income, and local leaders equipped to serve.
Repeat the model, led by people who found recovery here and can help others find it too.
Treatment centers across the country, bringing recovery, hope, and restoration to families and communities.
The 2027 goal
A year of treatment for 12 residents. A school for their children. Teacher support, recovery resources, and the everyday care that keeps the doors open.
Support the 2027 goal12 people. 12 months. A new beginning.
Behind every number is a person.
Behind every person, a family.
Steady monthly partners make a full year of care possible. One-time gifts help carry the same mission forward.
100% to the center · No US salaries