ACADIANA NEEDS
COMMUNITY GALLERY
Our Mission
The Lily House and Joseph House provide a safe environment for individuals recovering from alcoholism, addiction, and other life-controlling issues. Residents can grow in their Christian faith while participating in recovery programs like Alcoholics Anonymous and Celebrate Recovery, ultimately becoming respected members of their communities who make responsible decisions.
Residence & Admissions
Our Residency
Expectations Guidelines
Recovery applications are available to applicants with twenty-eight (28) days of sobriety, verified by an approved rehabilitation center, clergy, program sponsor, legal adviser, or officer of the court. However, all applicants will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
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Regular Weekly Church attendance
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Study the word of God, the Bible
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Active participation in Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and/or Celebrate Recovery 3 to 5 meeting a week
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Work the twelve steps with a sponsor
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Seek employment or be employed
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Adhere to Residential Requirements and Responsibilities
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Agree to weekly drug testing
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Participate in house Bible Studies and Groups
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Attend weekly House Meeting
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Attend Lily House Events
We believe that following the completion of a short-term residential recovery program, our program and facility will provide an environment to build the foundation of sobriety and recovery from the hurts, habits, and hang-ups, while addressing the root causes of their substance abuse.
Christian values and family morals are placed within her renewed spiritual ability. With each successful day will come the reassurance of self-esteem that had eluded them while participating in active addiction. Responsible decisions will become an intuitive part of everyday living. The guidelines and rules help each person develop a foundation of accountability.
SPONSOR SOMEONE IN SOBER LIVING TODAY
Bridge to Recovery Project serves as the third step in Acadiana Needs’ pathway of restoration:
Known By Name → Off The Streets → Bridge to Recovery → Back to Life
Providing a Foundation for Lasting Recovery
The Mission: We helps men and women successfully transition from treatment into a stable, supportive, and faith-based recovery environment. While treatment is an important step, lasting recovery requires ongoing support, accountability, community, and practical life skills.
Through the Lily House and Joseph House sober living programs, Acadiana Needs provides individuals with the tools, structure, and encouragement needed to rebuild their lives and establish a strong foundation for long-term recovery.
Many individuals complete treatment but lack the support system necessary to maintain long-term recovery. The Bridge to Recovery Project helps fill that gap by providing housing, discipleship, accountability, and practical resources that empower individuals to move from surviving to thriving.
By investing in sober living, you are helping provide a bridge between treatment and independent living—giving individuals the opportunity to rebuild their lives, restore relationships, discover their purpose, and walk confidently into their future.
