Serenity Farm Halfway House Renovations in the News
Good Morning,
Just want to post quickly notice that the Serenity Farm Halfway House for Men program is in the news. A nice article in Boone's High Country Press,May 24, 2007 issue, presents a little history, a program overview, and a discussion of our renovation need.
Addiction Recovery Center Faces Closure: Serenity Farm Needs $20,000 for Smoke Alarms Story by Bernadette Cahill.
From the outside, the red hut on U.S. Highway 221 looks like any gardener’s tool shed, but inside, like Dr. Who’s Tardis, it’s a different world. It positively
vibrates.
Only a select few ever enter. There, on sobriety day, new graduates of Serenity Farm get some solitude, an opportunity to reflect on their escape from drugs or alcohol and the chance to record their thoughts on the walls.
Labels: housing program, substance abuse
