Deering, New Hampshire

For pastors, mentors, and counselors

Are you a pastor, mentor, or counselor who is helping someone in addiction? In any of these cases, His Mansion can be a resource for you.

Humbled and exhausted from his struggles controlling his life, he sought out counsel from a pastor who told him about His Mansion.

From Josiah's story, May 2022 newsletter

Helping someone apply

Recovery requires personal agency and commitment. You cannot apply on their behalf, but what you can do is call. Our office will talk it through with you.

Call (603) 464-5555 Text (603) 265-1820

When they're ready, they can apply online or download the printable application (Word) and email it to info@hismansion.com. We'll contact them with next steps after their application arrives, and those steps may include an interview.

Before you refer someone

Who is the program for?

The Resident Recovery Program is for men and women, ages 18 to 40 and up, who are facing addiction and life-controlling issues and are ready to do the hard work of change.

What age do you accept into the Resident Recovery Program?

The Resident Recovery Program is for men and women ages 18 to 40 and up. Applicants over 40 are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and we recommend you still apply. The application process is used to determine if His Mansion is the right environment for you.

Do I have to be a Christian to come?

No, you do not have to be a Christian to join the recovery program. The program is Christ-centered and we do ask that you be open to a Christian approach.

Do you accept people with mental health issues?

Yes, many of the Residents in the program have mental health conditions. However, His Mansion is not a medical or clinical facility. The application process will help us to gain a better understanding of your mental health history and determine if His Mansion is the right environment for you.

  • Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger.
  • Call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, to reach someone any hour of the day.
Do you have to go through detox before entering the program?

His Mansion is not a medical facility and does not perform medical detox. In most cases, detox is not required, although we recommend detox from substance dependency prior to arrival at His Mansion. In some cases, like alcoholism, detox may be required. Your specific needs will be addressed in the interview and onboarding process.

  • Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger.
  • Call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, to reach someone any hour of the day.
Can I bring my prescribed medication?

Yes, certain doctor prescribed medications are allowed. His Mansion does not allow schedule 2 or controlled substances, even if prescribed by a doctor.

  • Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger.
  • Call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, to reach someone any hour of the day.
What does it cost?

His Mansion is donor funded and does not generate revenue through its programs. Despite excellent care and accommodations, His Mansion is, by design, affordable for all. A year's stay in the recovery program typically costs less than $1,000. Additionally, each Resident is required to have a Sponsor who provides $50 per month for personal expenses. For more information about program costs, call (603) 464-5555.

FAQs

We have other resources for the person you're helping if His Mansion isn't the right fit. Our Resource List names ministries and facilities that we have a relationship with or close knowledge of.

About Resident Sponsors

Residents in the recovery program are required to have a sponsor while in the program. Sponsors partner with the ministry through prayer, encouragement, communication, and practical support. Sponsors are typically, although not always, family members. Additionally, sponsors agree to provide $50 monthly to their sponsored Resident for their personal needs.

Stories of Restoration

Read Stories of Restoration from those who walked through the Resident Recovery Program.

Ask us about someone you're helping

Write to us and someone will reply. Please do not include medical, medication or legal details here. We will ask what we need when we call.

(603) 464-5555

If this is an emergency

  • Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger.
  • Call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, to reach someone any hour of the day.
What is this about?

Someone will get back to you. If it is urgent, please call (603) 464-5555.