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Our Mission

We are a faith based residential program for adult males who struggle with life controlling problems, such as addiction. We offer structure, spiritual and emotional support, classes to address common struggles and issues, the opportunity to earn a GED, develop a positive work ethic, and help others through community service. Completion of the entire program takes about 10 months.

Those who come to into our program do so voluntarily. We never turn anyone away because they cannot pay. Our program is funded by donations, our work program, vintage mall thrift store sales, and grants. 

Group Classes

Group Studies instructor, Sister Betty, teaches our students practical ways to live as a responsible person of faith.

Program Information

Adult & Teen Challenge of Arkansas is located in Hot Springs. We are a faith based residential program for adult males who struggle with life controlling problems, such as addiction. We offer structure, spiritual and emotional support, classes to address common struggles and issues, the opportunity to earn a GED, develop a positive work ethic, and help others through community service. 

501-624-2446 - Phone
501-609-9611 - Fax


Mailing Address:

PO Box 8177
Hot Springs Village, AR 71910

Physical Addresses:

Residential Campus
155 Walnut Valley Road
Hot Springs Village, AR 71909
Administrative Office and Inductions
1679 Hwy 7 North
Hot Springs Village, AR, 71909

My Journey

This journey to sobriety is a roller coaster. I've done so much damage to myself and others it's difficult to believe I can really move ahead with my life. But here I am, in this program, catching glimpses of hope and peace. Learning to love myself even in the midst of so many struggles. I am beginning to recognize that this is a lifelong journey of faith and living responsibly. Thank you all for your prayers. One day at a time, I'm becoming whole and free. I appreciate everyone who makes this place possible for me to be on this journey.

Work Therapy Program

While our students spend part of their day in chapel, individual studies, and group classes, they also participate in our work therapy program. Work can be anything from mowing lawns, being in our kitchen, clerical and janitorial work, or support for various community events and projects. By including work in the program structure, students learn a positive work ethic and the value of community service. 

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