Corporate Kickball Classic

Looking for something fun to do this summer? Then gather some friends for our inaugural Corporate Kickball Classic on July 27 at Washington Park. Hundreds are expected at the event, which will feature kickball, food and entertainment, all to raise funds for our tutoring and mentoring program. Learn more.

Mentoring: Tracey and Mia

Our mentoring program impacts the lives of both the mentor and the at-risk child. Watch the story of Tracey and Mia, one of our hundreds of Whiz Kids mentoring relationships. Tracey finds many ways to support Mia, including when her father passed away of a drug overdose.

Having the Courage to Change

City Gospel Mission’s recovery program for women, Having the Courage to Change, is designed to serve women of diverse backgrounds with equally diverse needs.

This program provides structured transitional living to women who seek to recover from life-controlling behaviors such as substance abuse, prostitution, homelessness, job instability, and abusive relationships. Its holistic approach offers discipleship, life-skills training and individualized treatment in a comfortable residential setting.

Our vision is to see women free from the destructive forces in their lives and to equip them to reach and challenge others to attain wholeness.

The program offers: Church Involvement, Individual and Group Counseling, Exercise and Nutrition Training, Bible Study, Financial Counseling, Work Therapy, Parenting Skills, Training, Recreational Activities, and Volunteer Opportunities.

Having The Courage to Change is not a time-oriented process but a goal-oriented process. Although a typical stay is twelve to twenty-four months, the manner in which a participant meets the goals of her treatment plan determines the length of stay.

As the participant meets the goals in each phase she will be given opportunities for employment, education and aftercare. Completing this process will require a strong commitment to personal growth and behavior change. Each participant is supported by the staff through prayer, counseling and personal accountability.

Admission to the program is done on an individual basis. While we strive to maintain confidentiality, physical protection or complete anonymity cannot be assumed as in the case of a Safe House.

For more information about the program, or to make a referral please contact Director, Lucreta Bowman at lbowman@citygospelmission.org or call (513) 345-1082.

Volunteer Mentors Needed
Could you be a positive role model, friend, and encourager to a woman who is recovering from an addiction or overcoming other obstacles?