7 Springs Ministries

122 Allendale Rd Oxford, AL 36203 | 256-770-4089

About 7 Springs Ministries

Men and women with a substance use disorder are served by 7 Springs Ministries, including people in the federal justice system.

It’s a faith based residential program in Oxford, with counselors available for men and women who have past trauma.

The 12 to 18 Month Stay

The residential programs run 12 to 18 months, so you step out of your usual routine for those few months.

Days include class, weekly corporate meetings and work therapy, and drug testing is part of your stay. Classes cover cognitive behavioral therapy, finance and anger management.

Esther House is a long-term residential program for women, and women in the recovery programs can also take Christ centered dance therapy.

Men who have finished residential addiction treatment can move into the Men’s Sober Living Transitional Facility while they settle back into daily life.

Residents can also take GED tests and get vocational training.

Non Profit in the Southeaster Region

7 Springs partners with local courts and with courts throughout the Southeastern region, and it is in Oxford, Alabama.

They’re a non-profit, and they consider grants and payment arrangements if you’re in a dire situation.

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122 Allendale Rd
Oxford, AL 36203
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FAQs

How are days structured in the residential program?

Supervision runs around the clock. Residents take part in 12-Step AA/NA meetings, relapse programs and drug testing, with other interventions added as needed. The residential course itself lasts 12 to 18 months.

How do people pay for the program here?

You pay intake and program fees. The ministry also considers grants and payment arrangements for people in dire situations. Fees and those arrangements are the options it names.

Is the program in person, and what does the daily schedule look like?

The schedule is in person. Residents attend classes every day, join a corporate meeting once a week and take part in work therapy. Between those, the week is built around daily attendance rather than occasional sessions.

Does 7 Springs Ministries take people who are involved with the courts?

Yes. It partners with local courts and with courts across the Southeastern region to provide rehabilitative programs for people in the federal justice system who have substance use issues.

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