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Recovery & Mentorship
Steady, faith-rooted support from people who've walked the road.
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What We Do
Support built around real-life stability.
Personalized coaching, mentorship, and practical tools — delivered consistently for at least three months and beyond.
Core Services
Sixteen services organized around four pillars.
Practical, personal, and consistent — built to help participants assemble a life that holds together long after the program ends.
A Typical Week
What walking with us actually looks like.
A consistent weekly rhythm — small enough to be doable, structured enough to hold the week together.
- Mon
Planning Session
Set the week — appointments, goals, and support touchpoints.
- Tue–Wed
Mentorship & Skills
1:1 mentorship, résumé/employment work, or counseling coordination.
- Thu
Accountability Call
Standing weekly check-in — wins, struggles, and adjustments.
- Fri
Progress Review
Honest reflection on the week — what worked, what to change.
- Sun
Community & Faith
Church, recovery community, shared meals — belonging by name.
Every plan is personalized — the rhythm flexes around work, family, court, treatment, and recovery commitments.
Program Structure
A structured path toward independence.
A minimum three-month rhythm of connection, planning, and consistent practical support.
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Connect — initial conversation, needs assessment, and transition goals.
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Build a Plan — personalized support around stability, accountability, employment, family, wellness, and community.
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Walk Together — minimum 3-month aftercare with weekly guidance, mentorship, and practical support.
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Move Forward — long-term independence, community connection, and continued purpose.
Common Questions
Answers to what people most often ask.
If your question isn't here, reach out — we'd rather have a real conversation than leave you guessing.
- How long does the program last?
- Our core aftercare commitment is a minimum of three months of weekly support. Many participants stay engaged longer — at a lighter cadence — as they build toward full independence.
- Does it cost anything?
- We suggest a $50/week contribution when financially feasible. First-month sponsorship is often available when donations or sponsors permit, so cost is never the reason someone can't begin.
- Do I have to be a Christian to participate?
- No. Faith-based mentorship is offered for those who want it, but no one is required to share our faith to receive support, mentorship, or practical help.
- Is True North Transitions a treatment center or crisis service?
- No. We are not a clinical treatment program or a crisis center. We provide aftercare, mentorship, and practical support — and we coordinate with licensed counselors and treatment partners. In a crisis, please call or text 988, or 911 for emergencies.
- Can I refer a client or loved one?
- Yes. Case managers and family members can start a referral anytime — we'll reach out to coordinate next steps within 1–2 business days.
- Is support in-person or remote?
- Both. Weekly accountability calls and many coaching sessions happen by phone or video, with in-person mentorship, community dinners, and connection events as participants are able.
- What happens after the first three months?
- Participants typically transition into a lighter rhythm — community connection, occasional check-ins, and ongoing access to mentorship — without ever being dropped abruptly.
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Next Step
Ready for a real next step?
Send a short message. We'll respond within one to two business days and help you figure out the right next move.