Addiction doesn’t just affect the body; it impacts the heart, mind, and soul, too. At Bridgeport Rescue Mission, we meet individuals in their moments of greatest need with a program rooted in faith, healing, and transformation.
Our New Life Program is a long-term, residential path to recovery designed for men and women who are ready to overcome substance abuse and rebuild their lives, one step at a time, with God’s help.
What We Offer
The New Life Program combines spiritual formation with practical recovery tools in a structured, supportive environment:
- Weekly Counseling and Case Management
Individual and group sessions based on the Genesis Process help participants develop relapse prevention strategies and emotional resilience. - Work Therapy and Career Preparation
Residents engage in meaningful work that builds confidence and prepares them for employment. They also receive help navigating legal, medical, and financial challenges. - Classroom Education and Life Skills
Instruction focuses on self-care, emotional health, and essential life skills needed for lasting change. - Spiritual Growth and Small Group Support
Through daily Bible study, devotions, and peer connections, participants strengthen their faith and find encouragement.
Who We Serve
- Men and women struggling with addiction and its ripple effects
- Individuals ready to commit to a faith-based path of healing
- Those seeking a safe, structured environment for recovery
Our program is open to anyone seeking not just sobriety, but true life transformation through Christ.
Ready to Begin Your Journey to Recovery?
If you or someone you love is ready to take the first step toward healing, we’re here for you. Our faith-based residential recovery programs offer a safe, supportive place to rebuild your life.
For more information about our Women’s Recovery Programs:
📞 Call us at 203-333-9143
How You Can Help
Recovery is a journey—and no one should walk it alone.
We are in need of skilled volunteers to teach classes, lead workshops, drive residents to appointments, and mentor program graduates. We also welcome donors who share our vision of healing and hope.
Your support will help someone take their first step toward freedom.
