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Our mission is to be a Christian home that provides recently incarcerated women with re-entry programs and the tools necessary to reduce recidivism rates, substance abuse and addictions, and to empower them to live as positive role models for their children and in their community.

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Long way to go Friday, 31 January 2014 00:00

Goodman Plumbing, LLC has begun installing new drain pipes, lots of them, three levels,  and have a lot more to do as soon as the weather begins to cooperate again. We won't complain, Nick has donated approximately $4000 of labor since we purchased our building.  Our building is 4800 square feet of demolition, gutted out, all old stuff removed, however you wish to say it...EVERYTHING OLD HAD TO GO!   We have all of our blue prints approved from the State of Indiana.  In the past year

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La Porte County needs our Home Friday, 17 January 2014 00:00

Of 30 Females participants 16 were arrested for Heroin/Cocaine.  30 participated in MRT voluntarily. Overall 6 quit, 10 released, 2 removed, 3 moved to other facilities and 9 are current.  Of the 30 Female participants 4 graduated, 7 learned to repair relationships,

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'We didn't see it coming' Saturday, 16 November 2013 00:00 Tyra Walker, Treatment Director of the La Porte County Jail, is given a gift during the WWRH 5th Annual Dinner. Photo and story by Matt Fritz  

 Mother, who lost her son to heroin overdose, speaks at Worthy Women event   

La PORTE — Five and a half months ago, Toni Day and her husband Chris were unable to contact their eldest son Ethan.  He was a talented guitarist and songwriter, and known locally for his involvement in an area band. He had moved out of his parents home and was living in an apartment in La Porte. And that’s where his family found him 24 hours later, passed away from a heroin overdose.  “We didn’t see it coming,” Toni said  Read the Full Story
Recovery ROCKS! Sunday, 29 September 2013 00:00 Volunteers Micki Webb, left, and Ameenah Starks share information at a drug identification display by the LaPorte County Drug Free Partnership Saturday during Recovery Rocks at the LaPorte County Fairgrounds. Recovery Rocks was held from 4 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at the La Porte County Fairgrounds.  Four bands played during the 7 1/2-hour event and during times the music stopped stories about recovery and losing loved ones were told with questions asked  Read the Full Story
WORTHY Recovery Radio Sunday, 31 March 2013 00:00 AM 1420 WIMS and wimsradio.com    SUNDAY's from NOON - 2:00 pm(cst)    Join us, call the WIMS HOTLINE @ 219-861-1632.  FEBRUARY 16  from 12-1pm  Join us with guest Toni Mandeville, a former addict, RECOVERED, 21 years clean and a certified MRT Facilitator(thanks in part to the UNITY FOUNDATION). Jim Musial, Ex. Dir. of Sand Castle Shelter joins us. From 1-2pm Chief Jim Sosinski joins us to discuss the collaboration and effective fight against substance abuse. Sonshine Troche is the founder of Worthy Recovery Inc., providing Cognitive Behavior Programs to the La Porte County Jail Female Read the Full Story
Heroin: The Danger Grows Wednesday, 19 September 2012 23:08 The HEROIN epidemic in La Porte County

An INTERVIEW WITH LA PORTE COUNTY CORONER JOHN SULLIVAN 

D. E. "Sonshine" Troche and Tanya Taschler, a former Intern for Worthy Recovery and student at PNC conducted an interview in March of 2012, with La Porte County Coroner John Sullivan. In this interview, Mr. Sullivan shared factual information of the tremendous and dangerous Heroin problem in La Porte County.

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