The Farm is a nine acre property in Bend, Oregon and is the heart of our program. This property represents everything we try to achieve in ourselves. It is a place where we can be quiet enought to hear God, and where we build the courage to learn to follow Him. It is a home where we can be loved and welcomed and learn to feel safe enough to become vonerable with others as we learn to grow. It is a place where we find how to fit in to our own family and build true community that we can count on to support us. It is where we learn the importance of disciplin through hard work, self accountability and accountability to others. It is where property care and maintenace is performed everyday and takes a lot of work and dedication to keep it well maintained. The Farm is where we learn to tend to animals that help feed us, while we protect them from preditors. It is in this setting that our peer run sober house builds and maintains a culture of purpose, belonging and accountability and it is within this culture where we find recovery and healing. 

Applicants are considered by how we believe that they will fit into the culture at the farm, as well as their motivation for change. Once accepted into the Farm, individuals are required to complete formal SUD outpatient treatment and become enrolled in our WORC vocational work program. Each resident is required to pay for their own bed and meals and are provided the opportunity to afford this through our work program WORC. This is where individuals are able to progress from basic job skills at the farm, to our offsite work program and into permanent landscape positions for those that qualify. Our program is built off of the idea that each individual will need to create value within themself that will provide an income and ability to sustain a healthy and fulfilling life. The Farm program does not have a formal timeline and follows each individuals needs. The SUD phase is 3-4 months. After this, our goal is to help each individual learn to live out their own recovery. This looks different for everyone, however this is where individuals can experience real life changing opportunities. Once in a safe supported home, and the real recovery work has been ongoing, individuals can determine what makes them thrive, who they truly are, and what purpose does God have for them. Then we simply support them to go chase down their life and their futures, with positive support.