Testimonials

When I came to Sanctuary Homes, I had just gotten out of prison and had nowhere to go. Vince and his wife welcomed me like family. They helped me get a job, fix my ID, and rebuild my confidence. I have been sobering for over a year now, and I am finally proud of who I am. This place did not just give me a bed. It gave me my life back.

I have lived in other sober homes before, but Sanctuary Homes is different. They really care about each person. Vince talks to us like brothers, not clients. The house is always clean, and there is peace here. I learned to handle conflict, stay responsible, and live with faith. It is the first time I have ever felt safe and supported.

As a mother, watching my son struggle with addiction was heartbreaking. When he moved into Sanctuary Homes, I could tell something was different. The structure, the faith, and the love he received there changed him completely. He is now working full time, back in church, and rebuilding our family relationship. I will forever be grateful for this home and the people who run it.

I came here straight from living on the streets. I did not even have clean clothes. They gave me food, helped me apply for benefits, and showed me how to live sober one day at a time. I never thought I would find peace again, but I did here. Sanctuary Homes truly lives up to its name. It is a sanctuary.

Sanctuary Homes helped me more than any program I have been in. They taught me how to cook, save money, handle emotions, and make better choices. I found a job and have my own car now. Vince always says recovery is about living with purpose, and that is what this place gave me.

I visited Sanctuary Homes while volunteering with my church, and I was deeply moved by what I saw. The men there support each other like family. The home is spotless, peaceful, and filled with love. It is a place where broken lives are being restored through faith and compassion.