Alabama Adult & Teen Challenge is a faith-based 12-month residential program that addresses the root causes of addiction—not just the symptoms. Through Christian discipleship, vocational training, and an extended family support system, we help men and women find lasting freedom and purpose.
Daily prayer, Bible study, and chapel services help participants build a personal relationship with Jesus Christ—the foundation for lasting change.
Individual therapy, group coaching & mentoring, anger management, and conflict resolution prepare participants to handle real-world challenges with confidence.
Hands-on work experience through our micro-enterprises—ATC Graphics, Lawn Services, and Thrift Store—builds job skills and work ethic for future employment.
Participants become part of a Christ-centered community that provides accountability, encouragement, and lasting relationships beyond graduation.
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A safe, structured environment where you'll address the root causes of addiction through counseling, therapy, and Christ-centered teaching.
Consistent daily schedule including prayer, Bible study, group sessions, work therapy, meals, and recreation in a supportive residential setting.
Learn conflict resolution, anger management, and vocational skills through hands-on work at ATC Graphics, Lawn Services, or Thrift Store.
Build meaningful relationships with staff and fellow participants who understand your journey and become your extended family.
Teen Challenge will be hosting a Banquet on December 4th at the Bay Minette Civic Center!It’s going to be a night of hope, encouragement, and powerful testimonies — truly an evening you won’t want to miss. 🌟
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Not all addiction recovery programs are created equal. While traditional treatment centers focus primarily on behavioral modification and symptom management, Alabama Adult & Teen Challenge takes a different approach.

Alabama Adult & Teen Challenge is a faith-based addiction recovery program that has been helping men and women break free from life-controlling issues for over 50 years. We offer a comprehensive 12-month residential program combining Christ-centered discipleship, therapeutic counseling, and vocational training to address the spiritual, emotional, and practical roots of addiction.
Our program requires a minimum 12-month residential commitment. This extended timeframe allows participants to build a strong spiritual foundation, develop healthy coping skills, gain real-world work experience, and establish lasting support relationships—all essential for long-term recovery.
Our 12-month residential program has a $650 intake fee. Beyond that, there is no charge for housing, meals, counseling, spiritual development, or vocational training. We do not accept insurance because we provide faith-based discipleship and life coaching rather than medical or clinical counseling services. Our admissions team at 205-763-0909 can discuss financial arrangements during your pre-screening process.
While our program is Christ-centered and based on Biblical principles, you don't need to be a Christian to apply. We welcome anyone struggling with addiction who is willing to participate in our faith-based approach. Many participants discover or deepen their relationship with Christ during the program.
No personal digital devices are allowed during the program, and tobacco use is not permitted. Initially, participants can make two phone calls per week to family. Visitation is approved only after the first two months. These guidelines help create a focused environment for recovery and spiritual growth.
Whether you're part of a church, business, or community organization—or simply want to help as an individual—there are many ways to get involved. You can volunteer, donate, use our vocational services, or become a prayer partner. Visit our Get Involved page to discover how you can help transform lives through faith-based recovery.
Through your prayers, financial support, or volunteer time, you help men and women break free from addiction and discover life-changing purpose through Christ.