About Us
Our History
There are two programs associated with our housing and training components; treatment and our women’s wellness program. The treatment component provides clinical services including groups, relapse prevention, conflict resolution, and individual counseling. The Women’s Wellness program provides a holistic approach to healing the whole woman including finances, dress-for-success, hair care, hygiene, cooking, personal growth, and recreation.
Who We Are
The Light of Truth Center, Inc. is a non‐profit organization dedicated to providing safe and supportive housing in an environment conducive to recovery, transition, and restoration. This environment facilitates education, empowerment, enlightenment, and healing for women recovering from addictions.
At the Light of Truth Center, women live as a family unit, supporting their own and each other’s recovery process.
What We Do
Light of Truth Center is built on the spiritual principles of recovery. We are NOT faith-based. We provide recovery support to women recovering from drugs and alcohol to work toward self-sufficiency by providing a safe environment, other support services, and referrals to outside services.
LTC provides women with an opportunity to re-examine and assess their lives from a spiritual perspective. This approach has its roots in the Twelve Step recovery programs. The spiritual components of this program are honesty, hope, faith, courage, self-integrity, willingness, humility, brotherly love, justice, perseverance, spiritual awareness, and service. Through participation in this program, recovering women increase their potential to empower themselves, reconnect with family, and improve their economic status.
We are committed to healing, inspiring, and preparing women for successful re-entry into society. Our comprehensive, structural program places a major emphasis on spiritual healing, hygiene, parenting, money management, counseling, re-entering the workforce, interviewing skills, dressing for success, and other skills to help women come into their fully restored selves.
Our Mission And Vision
Mission
The Light of Truth Center, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing safe and supportive housing in an environment conducive to recovery, transition and restoration for women recovering from addictions. The Light of Truth Center facilitates education, empowerment, enlightenment, education and healing for the women we serve.
Vision
The Light of Truth Center (LTC) is a thought‐leader and innovator in women’s addiction recovery, serving as a national model with progressive philosophies and programs that surround women seeking recovery with the real world support they need for long-term recovery.
The LTC manifests this vision by:
- Continually researching, designing and testing forward‐thinking concepts that help women to heal and to end the cycle of addiction by focusing on the whole woman – her family, her work, and her community.
- Advocating for women in recovery through grassroots and national initiatives that educate, empower and evolve women, policy makers, and society as a whole.
- Maintaining a commitment to redefining the standard of care given to women seeking recovery by promoting nontraditional alternatives that create positive perceptions and attitudes as well as profound change.
Core Beliefs
The Light of Truth Center:
- Believes recovery is possible and everyone woman has the right to recover.
- Believes all souls can heal.
- Stands on integrity and does everything in a spirit of genuine love and compassion.
- Holds the vision of what’s possible for a woman until see can see it for herself.
- Serves the needs of women in a holistic manner and provides a safe space for the recovery of the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of a woman.
- Honors the dignity and esteem of all women.
- Gives women the choice and opportunity for a new way of life.
- Loves women until they can learn to love themselves.
- Believes women are people and not statistics.
- Believes all women possess positive life skills that unfold through recovery, transition, and restoration.