Why We Exist

When patients have not been given enough time to assimilate and learn how to apply principals of sober living, the chances of relapse increase to more than 80%.
• Burning Tree Programs

THE Reasons we exist

Transitional Housing Is A Huge Need

Souls Harbor exists to solve the problems of homelessness, addiction, and substance abuse. The reality is that the success rate for recovery is much higher for patients in a transitional housing model.

There are two main reasons that there is a desperate need for more transitional housing:

Reason 1: Full recovery is unlikely.

It is extremely improbable that someone can recover and fully break free from addiction and homelessness without transitional housing.

Transitional housing provides needed benefits such as:

  • Accountability
  • Life & Career Skill Development
  • Emotional Support
  • Help Finding A Job
  • Counseling & Case Management
Reason 2: Transitional home availability is shrinking.

The availability of transitional housing is decreasing at an alarming rate. Which means safe places and opportunities for those who struggle with substance abuse are shrinking.

Over the last 5 years (since 2015), the number of temporary housing beds (Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven & Transitional Housing) has decrease by 9%.

Statistics

80
60% of homeless population in America are are men.
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40
40% of homeless persons report substance abuse.
10
10% of the 21 million Americans who have at least one addiction receive treatment.
80
60% of the homeless people in America are men.
(The Washington Post)
60
10% of the 21 million Americans who have at least one addiction receive treatment.
(Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
65
65% of the 2.3 million people in American prisons and jails meet the criteria for addiction.
(Burning Tree Programs)
40

50% is the relapse rate for substance abuse disorders.
(The Council for State Governments)
10
10-20% of those coming in and out of prison are reported to have been homeless in the months before their incarceration.
(Volunteers of America)
1
40% of homeless persons report substance abuse.
(National Alliance to End Homelessness)
2
33% of homeless persons are not receiving substance abuse services.
(American Addiction Centers).
3
60% of the homeless people in America are men.
(The Washington Post)
4
10% of the 21 million Americans who have at least one addiction receive treatment.
(Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
5
65% of the 2.3 million people in American prisons and jails meet the criteria for addiction.
(Burning Tree Programs)
6
50% is the relapse rate for substance abuse disorders.
(The Council for State Governments)
7
10-20% of those coming in and out of prison are reported to have been homeless in the months before their incarceration.
(Volunteers of America)

Stats provided by: National Alliance to End Homelessness American Addiction Centers. The Washington Post, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Burning Tree Programs, The Council of State Governments, Volunteers of America.

Souls Harbor of Northwest Arkansas is a transitional community for men in recovery that provides a pathway to self-sufficiency by offering grace and guidance.

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