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winnable war mens home

Here at WWMH, we strive to provide students with the tools needed to live life on life’s terms. Winnable War Men’s Home (WWMH) is a 12 month faith based and 12 step substance abuse program. We attempt to coordinate Discipline and Structure with a new way of life. Our ultimate goal is to offer our students a new way of life through spiritual principles and sober living.

Students are permitted to work; some full-time and some part-time (after the first 30 days are completed). Rent is $75.00 per week. This fee goes to pay expenses at the home, particularly groceries. Students will be responsible for any/all medical or dental procedures that may arise while he is a resident at the Winnable War Men’s Home.

Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature:

old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

~2 Corinthians 5:17

WWMH Admission Requirements

There are several steps considered for admission to the Winnable War Men’s Home:

Phone assessment
Health screening (including blood work).
Application
Additional requirements may be required and are based on the determination of the men’s home program director.

For more details you may call C.W. Young at (423) 442-5458.

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WWMH Daily Schedule

TIME EVENT

5:30 am (Monday—Friday) Wake Up Time

6:30 am (Saturday)

7:30 am (Sunday)

5:45 am Breakfast

6:00 am—7:00 am Morning meditation & devotional meetings

7:00 am—8:00 am Chores

8:00 am—11:30 am Work & Study Time

11:30 am Lunch

12:00 pm—4:00 pm Work & Study Time

5:00 pm Evening Meal

6:00 pm—7:00 pm Evening Meeting (Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous, etc.)

(Monday, Tuesday & Thursday)

7:00 pm—10:00 pm Relax/Meditation/TV time

(Monday—Thursday)

10:00 pm (Sunday-Thursday) Lights Out

12:00 pm (Friday)

11:00 pm (Saturday)

WWMH Graduation Requirements

There is a number of areas the staff uses to determine whether a student is prepared to graduate.

The guidelines include:

· Spiritual progress

· Work attitude

· Helpfulness and kindness toward others

· Sincerity toward God, others & self

· Completion of all assigned curriculum

· Settle all legal requirements

· Students without a high school diploma or equivalent will be required to obtain a GED while in the program.

· Each student is required to complete 1 step per month from the 12 steps of A.A. or N.A.

Additional requirements:

· All church services are mandatory.

· Tuesday Night at 6:00 pm—7:00 pm, an open meeting of Narcotics Anonymous is available to both the men at the home and outside visitors.