Families

Family members and friends are often involved in the process of finding a program for their loved one, and supporting her as she strives to make changes. You may have questions about the program, your involvement and how your loved one can begin the process. These are loved ones most commonly asked questions.

If you have a question that you do not see here, click a link below to ask us directly, or call us toll-free at 1-877-821-5556.

Ask us

Can I enroll my daughter into your program?

How much does it cost to attend your program?

What church denomination is AFH affiliated with?

Where do AFH residents go to church?

Can we visit our family member while she is part of the program at AFH?

Can we talk on the phone with our family member while she’s in your program?

Can we send our family member letters and gifts while she’s at A Friend's House?

When my daughter gets to AFH, who will be my primary contact?

How will medications and medical bills be paid while she lives at AFH?

Can we approve who our daughter contacts while in your program?

No, but you can give input. As adults each woman is responsible to put together her contact list. However, her advocate will work closely with her to help identify who is appropriate.

Why does the application process take an average of 30 days?

When can residents go home to visit their families?

Does she need to purchase her own hygiene items while living at AFH?

Can we visit A Friend's House before she is accepted into the program?

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My Story

Melissa

As a child Melissa liked dolls, playing with her brothers and taking nature hikes with her dad.

Heather

How does a married mother of four end up at A Friend’s House not just once, but twice? By one seemingly harmless decision at a time.