Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Seasons of Hope Center Program? 

The Seasons of Hope Center program is a one year entry program designed to help individuals find a meaningful answer to the problems, habits, and conflicts which control them. 

Who does the Seasons of Hope Center Help? 

Women eighteen years of age or older who have a sincere desire to seek answers to their spiritual, emotional, and physical problems. How to learn biblically how to manage and control their life by applying the Word of God in their life. 

What does the Seasons of Hope Center offer? 

Seasons of Hope Center is concerned with the “total person”. The program structure is aware of each person’s spiritual, mental, physical, social, and educational needs. 

Spiritually: Seasons of Hope deals with the individual’s problem as symptoms which relate to deeper problems and conflicts. Zeroing in on a person’s spiritual need is when and where real healing in that life begins. Instead of copping out they find, through the life of Christ, the changing power which gives the ability to cope with problems and live a more effective life. 

Mentally:  The rebuilding of the used and abused mind is of key importance. The consistent study of the Bible enhances mental growth by serving as the foundation for the restructuring of broken-down thought patterns, creating new, more stable ways of life. Personal and group counseling with concerned staff members help individuals work out questions and conflict which they are facing. 

Physically:  Seasons of Hope cares for such needs on a long-term basis. Assistance is given for shelter, food, clothing and recreation. 

Socially:  Through the benefits of a group living situation, participants are helped to work out relationship problems and to more successfully relate to family and peers once they complete the program. Such interaction promotes a strong character of moral fiber, right attitudes and desires. Work duties also help a person learn to fulfill his role in society and to carry his own weight. 

Educationally:  Students without a high school diploma are required to complete the G.E.D. program. Participants are encouraged to study on- line college courses and advance their education while in the program.