Morgan William Conrad Edwards May 25, 1998 - November 7, 2021
Morgan William Conrad Edwards May 25, 1998 - November 7, 2021
Morgan Edwards lost his life during his ongoing battle with substance abuse.
This tragedy occuring while he resided in a sober-living home.
These tragic facts sparked the resolve of his parents, Mike and Karen Edwards, to start Morgan's Hope -
A safe, supportive, and nurturing environment for those struggling with substance abuse.
An environment offering them hope, healing, and tools to rebuild their lives.
"Resolve" was exactly what was required. Taking them over a year of planning, research, coordinating groups, phone calls, letters, etc.
Their efforts now shared and unified among a board of trusted servants.
And today, Morgan's Hope is a Reality.
A reality that could not be possible without our supporters ← recognized here.
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Structure
A drug and alcohol recovery home requires a structured approach to support individuals on their journey to sobriety.
These are some of the actions we take to ensure a safe, supportive, and effective recovery environment:
• Admission and Intake Procedures & Screening: We conduct thorough assessments to determine the appropriateness of the facility for each individual. We consider factors such as the level of addiction, co-occurring mental health conditions, and the person’s readiness for change.
• Orientation: We provide new residents with clear information about the house rules, daily schedule, expectations, and available support services.
• House Rules and Expectations of a Substance-Free Environment: We maintain a strict policy against the use of drugs and alcohol on the premises. Implement regular, random drug testing if necessary.
• Curfew and Attendance: Our residents are required to adhere to guidelines for curfew and attendance at scheduled meetings.
• Safety and Security Emergency Procedures: We establish and communicate clear procedures for emergencies, including medical emergencies, fires, and other safety issues.
• Meetings: Twelve-Step recovery meetings are required, daily - either in-person, or Zoom.
• Sponsorship: Finding a sponsor is crucial to successful recovery. Residents are required to find a sponsor within two weeks.
• Counseling: Residents needing or wanting outside counseling will be required to let the staff know upon admittance so that we can assist in receiving help.
• Therapy: Once an individual is reduced Mentally, Physically, and Spiritually to the point of needing supportive living the sense of self is extremely in need of rebuilding. We will attempt helping our residents by offering Art, Music and Animal therapy.
• Legal and Ethical Considerations Confidentiality: We ensure that residents’ privacy and confidentiality are maintained in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
For more information, please call us at
864-201-2582
or send us a message from our
Contact Us page.
A Safe Place to Grow
We Actively Support:
• Individualized Recovery Plans: We collaborate with residents to develop personalized recovery plans that include goals, strategies, and timelines.
• 12-Step or Alternative Programs: We require participation in 12-step programs (e.g., AA, NA) or other evidence-based recovery programs as appropriate.
• Life Skills Development: We teach and reinforce skills for independent living, including budgeting, cooking, cleaning, and time management.
• Employment and Education: We support residents in finding employment or pursuing educational opportunities. Offer resources for job training, resume building, and educational advancement.
• Family and Social Dynamics: We engage families in the recovery process, providing them with support and education about addiction and recovery.
• Building a Support Network: Encourage residents to build and maintain healthy relationships with supportive individuals and groups.
For more information, please call us at
864-201-2582
or send us a message from our
Contact Us page.