About Us
Our Mission
The Mission of the Home of Grace for Women is “to empower women ages 18 and up on their journey to recovery by providing a comprehensive faith-based substance abuse treatment program designed to promote healing, restoration and holistic transformation.”Our Vision
Our Vision is to provide a safe environment for women on their journey to recovery from substance abuse while providing resources and support to help them find hope, healing, and a renewed sense of purpose.
Home of Grace Promo Video from Jason Heathcoe on Vimeo.
Dr. Littleton, August 2018
Doris Littleton, executive director of Home of Grace for Women, Inc., has been chosen the
2013 recipient of the Mobile Bar Association's Liberty Bell Award. The Liberty Bell Award was
established more than 32 years ago by the American Bar Association to recognize an
outstanding citizen who, by his or her services, promoted a better understanding of the
Constitution, encouraged respect for the law and courts, stimulated a deeper sense of
responsibility and/or fostered a better understanding and appreciation of the rule of law.
Mrs. Littleton was presented with her award at the annual Law Day Luncheon of the Mobile
Bar Association on May 24. Past Liberty Bell recipients include: Casi Calloway, Joseph Langan;
Mary Zoghby; Johnnie Sue Watts; Archbishop Oscar Lipscomb; Judge Michael Zoghby; John U.
O'Brien; Dr. Yvonne Kennedy; Judge John Butler; Judge Brevard Hand; Massey Bedsole; Bob
Grip; Judge Rosemary Chambers; John P. O'Brien; Chief Sam Cochran; James Sears; Judge Don Davis; Dr. Pat Taylor; Henry Calloway, III;
Nann Worel; Dr. Bernard Eichold; and Raymond Brazell.
Mobile Bar Association Honors Doris W. Littleton with 2013 Liberty Bell Award
Board President, Norwood Morris
Vice President, Jerry Toomey
Secretary, Janice Butler
Treasurer, Darrell Anthony
Billy Allen
Chad Anderson
Chris Corley
Jerry Gamotis
Earl Hudson
Joe Johnson
Gwen Marshall
Larry Mothershed
Kelly Pittman
Gwen Pitts
Donald Puckett
Dale Rivers
Debbie Rivers
Emma Smith
Randy Stephens
Delight Stephens
Debra Weaver
Emeritus Board Members
Victor Gaston
Bill Layfield
Ulmer Marshall
Wesley Mott
Our Board of Directors
Our Objectives:
•
Provide a Safe and Nurturing Environment: Create a welcoming
and secure space where women feel comfortable sharing their
struggles and beginning their recovery journey.
•
Promote Spiritual Growth and Healing: Offer an inter-
denominational program that allows opportunities for faith
exploration, reflection, and growth, providing resources and
guidance to help women strengthen their faith.
•
Implement Evidence-Based Therapeutic Interventions: Utilize
evidence-based practices, including individual counseling, group
therapy, and psychoeducation, tailored to address the unique
needs and challenges of women recovering from substance
abuse.
•
Promote Family Reconciliation: Offer resources to help women
rebuild trust, mend relationships, and foster a supportive network
of loved ones in their journey toward recovery.
Admission Criteria:
This program is specifically designed for women aged 18 and above
who are seeking support and treatment for substance abuse issues.
Prospective participants should demonstrate a genuine desire and
commitment to overcoming their substance abuse challenges and
actively engage in the treatment process. Individuals seeking
admission will undergo a comprehensive assessment by our intake
counselor. NOTE: We are not a medical facility and do not accept
insurance. Individuals with certain medical, mental, or emotional
conditions may not meet the criteria for admittance, so a different
level of care may be suggested.
Program Overview:
•
Residential treatment
•
Outpatient services
•
Transitional living
•
Individual and group counseling
•
AA/NA/CR meetings
•
Educational classes on substances
•
Job readiness assistance
•
Boundaries
•
Coping skills
•
Anger management
•
Sexual abuse survivor counseling
•
Parenting courses
•
Aftercare planning
•
Continuing care services
The Home of Grace for Women is blessed to have a board of directors consisting of 24 professional men and women. With a heart to
serve, they meet every other month to help make important decisions in this ministry's vision and overall growth.
Our Values
As a quality substance abuse provider, the Home of Grace for Women adheres to and is committed to the following values: • Faith-Based Approach: We believe in the power of faith and spirituality as integral components of the recovery journey. Our program is rooted in the principles of faith, offering hope, healing and guidance to those struggling with substance abuse • Evidence-Based Practices: We are committed to utilizing the most effective and clinically proven methods in our treatment programs. By incorporating evidence-based practices, we ensure that our interventions are grounded in research and best practices. • Compassionate Care: We treat all individuals with compassion, empathy and respect Understanding the challenges and complexities of substance abuse, we provide a supportive and nonjudgmental environment for healing and growth. • Holistic Approach: We recognize that recovery involves addressing an individual’s physical, emotional, mental and spiritual needs. Our programs take a holistic approach to treatment, focusing on the whole person and promoting overall well-being. • Community Partnership: We value collaboration and partnership with churches, organizations and community members in order to create a network of support and resources to benefit those in need of help. • Accountability and Transparency: We are committed to upholding high standards of accountability and transparency, and strive to maintain integrity, honesty and ethical conduct throughout our organization. • Continuous Improvement: We are dedicated to ongoing learning and growth, seeking to enhance our services through feedback, evaluation and innovation. By continuously improving our practices, we can better serve our clients and meet their evolving needs.
About Us
Our Mission
The Mission of the Home of Grace for Women is “to empower women ages 18 and up on their journey to recovery by providing a comprehensive faith-based substance abuse treatment program designed to promote healing, restoration and holistic transformation.”Our Vision
Our Vision is to provide a safe environment for women on their journey to recovery from substance abuse while providing resources and support to help them find hope, healing, and a renewed sense of purpose.
Home of Grace Promo Video from Jason Heathcoe on
Vimeo.
Dr. Littleton, August 2018
Doris Littleton, executive director of Home
of Grace for Women, Inc., has been chosen
the 2013 recipient of the Mobile Bar
Association's Liberty Bell Award. The
Liberty Bell Award was established more
than 32 years ago by the American Bar
Association to recognize an outstanding
citizen who, by his or her services,
promoted a better understanding of the
Constitution, encouraged respect for the
law and courts, stimulated a deeper sense
of responsibility and/or fostered a better
understanding and appreciation of the
rule of law.
Mrs. Littleton was presented with her
award at the annual Law Day Luncheon of
the Mobile Bar Association on May 24.
Past Liberty Bell recipients include: Casi
Calloway, Joseph Langan; Mary Zoghby;
Johnnie Sue Watts; Archbishop Oscar
Lipscomb; Judge Michael Zoghby; John U.
O'Brien; Dr. Yvonne Kennedy; Judge John
Butler; Judge Brevard Hand; Massey
Bedsole; Bob Grip; Judge Rosemary
Chambers; John P. O'Brien; Chief Sam
Cochran; James Sears; Judge Don Davis;
Dr. Pat Taylor; Henry Calloway, III; Nann
Worel; Dr. Bernard Eichold; and Raymond
Brazell.
Mobile Bar Association Honors
Doris W. Littleton with 2013
Liberty Bell Award
Board President, Norwood Morris
Vice President, Jerry Toomey
Secretary, Janice Butler
Treasurer, Darrell Anthony
Billy Allen
Chad Anderson
Chris Corley
Jerry Gamotis
Earl Hudson
Joe Johnson
Gwen Marshall
Larry Mothershed
Kelly Pittman
Gwen Pitts
Donald Puckett
Dale Rivers
Debbie Rivers
Emma Smith
Randy Stephens
Delight Stephens
Debra Weaver
Emeritus Board Members
Victor Gaston
Bill Layfield
Ulmer Marshall
Wesley Mott
Our Board of Directors
The Home of Grace for Women is
blessed to have a board of directors
consisting of 24 professional men and
women. With a heart to serve, they meet
every other month to help make
important decisions in this ministry's
vision and overall growth.
Our Objectives:
•
Provide a Safe and Nurturing
Environment: Create a welcoming and
secure space where women feel
comfortable sharing their struggles and
beginning their recovery journey.
•
Promote Spiritual Growth and Healing:
Offer an inter-denominational program
that allows opportunities for faith
exploration, reflection, and growth,
providing resources and guidance to
help women strengthen their faith.
•
Implement Evidence-Based Therapeutic
Interventions: Utilize evidence-based
practices, including individual
counseling, group therapy, and
psychoeducation, tailored to address
the unique needs and challenges of
women recovering from substance
abuse.
•
Promote Family Reconciliation: Offer
resources to help women rebuild trust,
mend relationships, and foster a
supportive network of loved ones in
their journey toward recovery.
Admission Criteria:
This program is specifically designed for
women aged 18 and above who are
seeking support and treatment for
substance abuse issues. Prospective
participants should demonstrate a
genuine desire and commitment to
overcoming their substance abuse
challenges and actively engage in the
treatment process. Individuals seeking
admission will undergo a comprehensive
assessment by our intake counselor.
NOTE: We are not a medical facility and
do not accept insurance. Individuals with
certain medical, mental, or emotional
conditions may not meet the criteria for
admittance, so a different level of care
may be suggested.
Program Overview:
•
Residential treatment
•
Outpatient services
•
Transitional living
•
Individual and group counseling
•
AA/NA/CR meetings
•
Educational classes on substances
•
Job readiness assistance
•
Boundaries
•
Coping skills
•
Anger management
•
Sexual abuse survivor counseling
•
Parenting courses
•
Aftercare planning
•
Continuing care services
