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  I stayed there for seven months in 2000, and would not have maintained my sobriety without them. Despite being run by the Salvation Army, they did not force us to attend church - although 12-step meetings and professional counseling were required. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life.

  Added June 09, 2017 by A Google User