Texas community resource

Life Recovery Program

Good Shepherd Mission

Structured, faith-based residential recovery program for homeless men, women, and a very limited number of families.

TexasHousing and HomelessnessPeople experiencing homelessness who can participate in a residential program at the Mission in Huntsville; the organization identifies itself as a Walker County provider.

How to get help

Read the official program page, then call and speak with the director or case manager or leave a voicemail with contact information and a request to enter the program. If space may be available, staff sends a short questionnaire by text or email before a possible full interview. The Mission is often at capacity, and contact or completion of the questionnaire does not guarantee admission.

Who this service helps

Applicants must be drug- and alcohol-free at admission, have valid photo identification, not be registered sex offenders, be medically and psychiatrically stable, independently manage daily living and personal care, safely use the building's large staircase, be mobile, and be able to contribute 20 service hours weekly. The Mission is not equipped for detoxification, ongoing medical care, mobility assistance, or unmanaged severe psychiatric symptoms. Other factors, including criminal history, are reviewed case by case.

Where this service is available

Service area: People experiencing homelessness who can participate in a residential program at the Mission in Huntsville; the organization identifies itself as a Walker County provider.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Location and contact

Visit the organization website

Source and verification

Source: Public-source listing

About this service

Good Shepherd Mission has shifted from a traditional overnight-shelter model to a residential Life Recovery Program. Lodgers receive a structured environment, Christian studies, character development, job-readiness training, addiction-recovery classes, service duties, and support toward employment, housing, and independent living.

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