Myrtle Beach Benevolence & Recovery Options Updated 7/12/13 United Way of Horry County www.unitedwayhcsc.org Address: 761 Century Circle Conway, SC 29528 Phone: 843-347-5195 Fax: 843-347-5196 Description: United Way provides a variety of social services, including information and referral for emergency or non-emergency needs such as: counseling, food and shelter, suicide prevention, emergency shelter for children and battered women, and other human service needs. Helping Hand of Myrtle Beach is a crisis intervention and referral agency whose mission is to provide assistance to those in need in our community. Helping Hand provides food, rent and utility assistance, gasoline, local and long distance bus tickets, prescription medications, diapers, hygiene items and referrals to other appropriate agencies. www.helpinghandofmb.com 843-448-8451 Murrells Inlet Church of God The Food Bank and Redemption Clothes Closet is open Mon., Tue., Thurs., and Fri. from 9:30am - 11:30am. 608 Gibson Ave. Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 Phone: 843-651-2577 The Coastal Workforce Center has specifically trained staff to ensure veterans of the US Armed Forces receive maximum employment and training opportunities. Services include career counseling, labor market information, job referrals, job search assistance, and job development with potential employers. Whether you are looking for career opportunities in the Myrtle Beach area or anywhere in the country, we can help. For more information contact the Coastal Workforce Center veteran representative, Jamie Wilson (dwilson@dew.sc.gov) and he will be glad to assist you. www.coastalworkforce.org 843-234-9675 Myrtle Beach Community Based Outpatient Clinic (Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center) www.charleston.va.gov/visitors/myrtlebeach.asp Office Name: 3381 Phillis Blvd. Phone: 843-477-0177 874-577-5011 888-878-6884 Description: This is a Community Based Outpatient Clinic for the Department of Veteran's Affairs. Services are for military veterans. This facility offers primary care, mental health services and limited specialty services. Referrals as needed are made to Ralph H Johnson VAMC in Charleston, SC. Call for more information and to make an appointment.
Horry County Veterans Affairs Office (843) 915-5480 National Veterans Foundation www.nvf.org 9am 9pm PST daily 1-888-777-4443 Coastal Recovery Center & 836 Ministries Active addiction recovery services, specializing in meeting the physical demands and requirements of the body and mind while re-awakening your faith in God who guides you down the path of recovery towards spiritual healing. www.coastalrecoverycenter.com Location: 1304-A Azalea Court Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Located between 38th Ave. and 48th Ave. off of Oleander Dr. The Center is Suite-A located in the first floor and is the first door. Telephone: (843) 449-6261 Hours: Assessments, Evaluations, Individual Counseling Weekdays: Mon-Thurs 9-5pm, Fri 9-2pm Group and Family Sessions: Daytime: Mon-Thurs 2-4:30pm Evening: Mon-Thurs 5-7:30pm South Strand Pastoral Counseling Service Reverend Frances Brown SC licensed Professional Counselor and marriage & Family therapist Pre-marital counseling, Marriage and family therapy, Children and adolescent therapy, Individual therapy, Group therapy, Counseling and education 843-248-0357 Fresh Brewed Coffeehouse is a Christ-centered ministry based in the heart of downtown Myrtle Beach at 933 Broadway Street. It is a non-profit ministry which reaches hundreds in the Grand Strand and has been doing so since 2002. It is open six days a week and provides a place where discussion of the Gospel of Christ is comfortable and compelling in a non-threatning manner. It offers two Bible studies and also provides meeting space for six recovery meetings dealing with alcohol and drug abuse. For more information, contact Kevin Turner at 843-251-8282. www.freshbrewedcoffeehouse.com Grand Strand Citizens for Life is an organization whose goals are to assist the unborn and newborns, their mothers, the elderly, and the defenseless who will benefit from a true respect for the dignity of life. Coordinating our efforts with our life partners, we offer pregnancy counseling, promote adoption, and endeavor to educate the local citizenry on the dignity & value of human life. PO Box 1952 North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29598 www.gsclife.org 843-449-8604
Streetreach Ministries is a non-profit Christian Corporation with sixty beds that provides emergency shelter and supportive services to men and women throughout the Grand Strand area. Services are offered to people regardless of where they came from or how they got here. At the present time, Streetreach is located at 1005 Osceola Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 www.helpstreetreach.com 843-626-3642 Bethany Christian Services Bethany Christian Services manifests the love and compassion of Jesus Christ by protecting and enhancing the lives of children and families through quality social services. Bethany is the largest national adoption and family services agency in the United States, and they have an amazing ministry to women in crisis pregnancies. www.bethany.org 1-800-BETHANY (238-4269) Myrtle Beach Christian Connection is a local ministry information resource, providing ministry support / serving opportunities and ministry growth / equipping opportunities for the growth of the Kingdom. www.myrtlebeachchristianconnection.com SC Help Mortgage Help for Homewoners Helps responsible South Carolina homeowners who are struggling to make their mortgage payments stay in their homes during hard financial times. SC HELP is sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority. See more at: http://schelp.gov/schelpoutreach 1.855.435.7472 Shoreline Behavioral Health Services (843) 365-8884 www.shorelinebhs.org 2404 Wise Road Conway, SC 29526 Services Provided Substance abuse, Detoxification, Halfway house Types of Care Residential short-term treatment (30 days or less), Residential long-term treatment (more than 30 days), Outpatient Special Programs/Groups Adolescents, Pregnant/postpartum women, Women, DUI/DWI offenders, Criminal justice clients Language Services French, Italian, Spanish Center of HOPE (843) 903-6212 www.carolinatreatmentcenters.com 104 George Bishop Parkway Myrtle Beach, SC 29579 Services Provided Substance abuse, Methadone Maintenance Types of Care
Outpatient Special Programs/Groups Persons with HIV/AIDS, Pregnant/postpartum women, Women, Men Alcoholics Anonymous 843-445-7119 www.area62.org (district 81) Celebrate Recovery at Beach Church ----------- EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT ----------- We offer Christ centered recovery groups each week We begin with dinner at 6:00pm then move to a celebration time at 7:00pm, followed by Small Groups. Contact Shawn Norton at 843.236.9700 ext. 211 or shawn@beachchurch.org ------------ NEW GROUP WEDNESDAY EVENINGS ------------ Wednesday's from 6:30-8:00pm At Fresh Brewed Coffee House - 843-251-8282 933 Broadway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 for more information please contact: Rand 910-297-2155 Jamie 843-222-8338 Teen Challenge of South Carolina is a fully functioning residential center in Northern Georgetown County, offering help to males ages 18 and older. This facility provides the first four months of the 14 month long program. Our campus is situated on 45 acres of wooded property complete with log cabin style buildings and beautiful surroundings. We are strictly a Bible Based Recovery Ministry that stresses a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, Bible reading and memorization of scripture, intense classroom work and personal responsibility in daily assignments around campus. We are NOT a glorified drop-in retreat center, but rather a place where we expect God to transform our students by the renewing of the mind through Prayer and the Word of God. It is not easy, but it is worth the effort. If one will surrender his will to God and allow changes to take place from within success is within reach. The steps to enroll are simple. First, make the call for information or help and someone will be glad to speak with you. Second, make an appointment to come to the office for an in depth interview showing "who we are, what we do and how we do it". This usually takes an hour. If what we have to offer is what you are looking for, we will be glad to assist in the process. The time required for entrance is normally 7-10 days from the time the interview is completed, depending upon any medical issues that need to be resolved and available bed space. A complete information packet is available in PDF Format on the Contact Page on this site. Most of the "detail questions" are available in that packet. A couple of items you may need to know up front is that we are not able to accept individuals who are on Anti-depressant medicines. All pending legal issues must be properly disposed of prior to entry and those on probabtion or parole are not eligible to travel across state lines. If any of these items are an issue, please discuss it with the intake person during the first contact.
We can be reached by phone at 843-520-4888 www.teenchallengesouthcarolina.com New Life Men s Home New Life Men s Home is a Christian, residential training center for men with life-controlling problems. Our program helps men from all walks of life, many of whom struggle with alcohol and drug addiction problems. We maintain a disciplined home environment where people are given a genuine chance at a new beginning. Our structured schedule and our Christian academics help these men get their lives back in order. THE PROGRAM New Life Men s Home is recognized by the United States government as a place where, Young people enter...and emerge as positive and contributing members of society. We have a documented success rate of over eighty-six percent for those who graduate the program. Students reside in a residential setting for a period of 12 to 18 months, surrounded by an atmosphere of love, acceptance and forgiveness. Students are instructed through spiritual, educational and vocational training to become responsible and productive members of society. Our programs combine biblical instruction to build character; academic teaching to increase their education; and vocational training to help prepare them in today s job market. We believe in an approach to addiction and other life controlling problems that ministers to the whole person. The staff believes that the lives of suffering men and women can be changed through the power of Jesus Christ. G.E.D. PROGRAM Life controlling issues such as alcohol and drug abuse are often marked by neglect in one s personal life, especially in their education. The tutoring and mentorship our students receive at New Life give them the confidence to move forward in this area, with many passing the high school equivalency exam while in our program. Our goal is to provide every student with the opportunity to trade their drugs for an education. HOW TO APPLY If you or someone you know is interested in enrolling in our program, please contact us to request an application packet. This packet will contain an application, intake requirements, a medical release form, and a sponsorship application. Also included will be a program manual and/or a condensed list of our general rules and regulations. If you, or someone you know is in need, don t hesitate to contact us anytime. Floyd Ellis Men s Home Director
807 Lakeview Street Kannapolis, NC 28083 704-298-0977 sridley@cfachurch.com www.cfalogan.com Hebron Colony (men)/grace Home (women) There is no charge, but one must have a willing spirit. We require that a man or a woman come drug free or sober (at least 5 days and on the day of arrival) of their own free will, earnestly desiring permanent victory, and that they remain for a period of ten weeks. All students must be willing to cooperate in the work program. Applicants must first complete and submit an application. Medical test results and a sponsor's signature are also required before entrance into the program. As a former student, now victorious, puts it, "Hebron presents a Person, Jesus Christ, not a program." We believe, as Paul wrote in II Corinthians 5:17: "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creature: old things have passed away; Behold, all things have become new." 1. Each person is carefully interviewed and discipled; the entire personality is considered as we endeavor to meet the needs of an individual. 2. No addictive or habit forming substances are allowed. 3. There are daily Bible classes, informal discussion groups, several weekly worship services, and scripture memorization. 4. As a practical hands on teaching of God's Word, students are assigned daily work appropriate to their skills and physical condition. Assignments are directed toward maintenance of the facility and provision of food from our garden. Two local thrift stores in Boone and one in Mountain City are also a part of the operation in which the students participate. 5. In the Hebron Colony Ministries environment, distractions are shut out freeing the mind to reflect upon what is being learned. Immediate family does not visit for two weeks. 6. With a limited enrollment a personal, family atmosphere is maintained. 7. Through fellowship with others who have the same problem...understanding, encouragement and support are provided. 8. A difference in mental attitude, a spirit of thankfulness instead of reproachfulness, and a spirit of victory instead of defeat prevails at Hebron Colony Ministries. 9. Individual counseling is available upon request. 10. A schedule disciplines individuals in matters of punctuality, responsibility, hygiene, etc. 11. A fully equipped gymnasium in Boone is available for the enjoyment of the male students. This includes weight lifting equipment, billiard table, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, and badminton. Homemaking and craft classed are offered in Santee. We do not offer medical or psychiatric services. Even though our program is spiritual, we are not interested in merely giving a person more religion. We explain salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ and offer help in applying the Word of God personally. To begin the application process for admission into the ten week program, the prospective student needs to call and speak with a staff person. Upon receipt of the application, the Admissions Director will call
the prospective student to give him/her an entrance date. He/she is then required to call in weekly to remain on the waiting list. DIRECTIONS Hebron Colony Ministries for men : Boone, NC From Boone go south on NC 105 for six miles. At the "Hound Ears Club" sign, turn left and follow the signs. Coming from the southwest on US 221, proceed to the junction of NC 105 and take it toward Boone. At the "Hound Ears Club" sign, turn right and follow the signs. Grace Home for women : Santee, SC From I-95 take Exit 98 east in Old Highway #6. Go 1.2 miles and turn right on Intracoastal Lane. Go 1.2 miles on Intracoastal Lane and turn left on Hutch Drive. Travel.3 mile and make a left turn on LTD Rd.. Shortly after turning left on LTD Rd. you will need to take the left fork and travel about 1.6 miles on LTD Rd. This will bring you to the entrance of Hebron Grace Santee. Hebron Colony Ministries, Inc. Grace Home 356 Old Turnpike Road P.O. Box 407 Boone, NC 28607 Santee, SC 29142 (828) 963-4842 (803) 854-9809 www.hebroncolony.org Salvation Army Adult Rehab A comprehensive intake interview is required from every potential program participant to insure that the individual seeking help and the program are a good match. In the event that the interview process determines that the program is not appropriate every attempt will be made to make a referral to more appropriate help. Although the core program is basically the same, Adult Rehabilitation Center programs may vary somewhat from center to center. Each applicant must come with the recognition of a need that can be addressed within the framework of the entire Adult Rehabilitation Center program. A long term commitment of at least 6 months helps the participants make life choices and changes that, upon reentry, will enable them to maintain themselves as productive citizens of their community. Applicants with a desire to get help may be referred by families, friends, courts, clergy, and community leaders or simply call the Intake Office to make an appointment or get more information. www.salvationarmyusa.org U-Turn for Christ U-Turn For Christ is a Christian discipleship ranch facility involved in volunteer work throughout the Lexington community. Stephen Mattier, the local coordinator for the U-Turn ministry, states that U-Turn for Christ's primary purpose is to help men who have found themselves caught in the deception of alcohol and or drug abuse. The ranch provides an opportunity to grow spiritually in the Christian faith as the men study and apply the Word of God to their lives. The ranch is a non-smoking facility that is not co-ed. www.uturnforchrist.com Contact Pastor Steve @ 803-951-2197 or uturnsc@gmail.com
Faith Home Greenwood, SC Faith Home is a Christian rehabilitation center for alcoholics and drug addicts. It is based on the fundamental belief that the solutions to problems caused by drugs and alcohol can be found through faith in God. The program is simple, yet it is the answer with the majority of cases. A man or woman is provided with a separated life for eight weeks, close to nature, and away from unsettling influences. By studying and working with others like themselves, they can begin to understand the basic truths of life and why they have faltered along the way. The work here is spiritual. Bible study, daily morning devotions, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Alanon and regular church services are the heart of the program. There is physical work to be done at the homes, and each resident is expected to cooperate by doing their share. By living, studying and working together in an atmosphere of christian love and understanding, alcoholics and addicts can find themselves. This home is dedicated to the purpose of leading the addicted to victory through our lord Jesus Christ. 144 Faith Home Road Greenwood, SC 29649 www.faithhomegwd.net 864.223.0694 Office 864.223.3825 Fax email faithhome_gwd@msn.com