Recovery from drug and alcohol addiction is the hardest journey many people will ever face. A crippling battle that not only destroys the lives of those struggling with it, but also all of the loved ones who must helplessly witness the destruction first hand.

Friends and family of the addicted are often quickly put into a place of defeat. They begin to realize that short-term hospitalizations and 30 day rehabilitation programs are seemingly insufficient in instilling long-lasting change into those afflicted with this disease.

Miracle Lane was founded by men and women who have, themselves, waded through the darkness of early sobriety. They have discovered through the pains of relapse and demoralizing defeat, that long-term freedom from addiction is found through long-term work on ones self.

Addiction drives us to complete and total isolation.  Therefore, Miracle Lane has been designed to integrate an ecosystem of recovery into the daily lives of those who trust us with their housing.

This is not a home to simply reside in while abstaining from mind-altering substances. It is a plan of action, to provide a spark of willingness to those who desperately need one. A healing environment that is cultivated for residents to pursue work, schooling and service-work all while being held accountable to maintain their sobriety and connect with a fellowship of others doing the same.