Charleston, SC

Certified by SCARR · despite suffering

A faith-based recovery home in Charleston for people who are still worthy.

Still Worthy is a drug and alcohol recovery residence and non-profit dedicated to helping individuals struggling with substance use disorder overcome addiction and develop a relationship with Christ.

Bridging the gap

From addiction to rehabilitation, held to the standard.

We're bridging the gap from addiction to rehabilitation. At Still Worthy, we provide the care and resources you need to begin your journey towards healing. Together, we'll take the first steps towards a brighter, faith-based future.

Meet the people who run the house

Certification · South Carolina

Still Worthy is a certified program of The South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences (SCARR). SCARR is an affiliate of The National Association of Recovery Residences (NARR). SCARR and NARR establish and uphold the standards for recovery housing throughout South Carolina and the United States.

Founded by

Uros Pejanovic and Patrick Pattillo

Whose personal experiences with recovery inspired their dedication, regardless of an individual's ability to pay.

Led by

Olav Vigen, Cofounder and CEO

Two years at the McShin Foundation in Richmond, Virginia, supporting individuals in early recovery and reentry, before returning to Still Worthy.

Matthew 11:28

The Three-Pillars of Recovery and Rehabilitation

“Come to me, all who are tired from carrying heavy loads, and I will give you rest.”

  1. I

    Spirituality

    Build a relationship with Christ.

    Recovery at Still Worthy is built on faith. Residents work God-centered 12 Steps and study Biblical teaching together, so the change goes deeper than staying sober.

  2. II

    Purpose

    Live a purpose-driven life.

    We are not focused on helping our fellow addicts and alcoholics regain what they lost in active addiction, but rather gain something greater than they have known.

  3. III

    Community

    Develop positive fellowship.

    Being alone never feels right; sometimes it feels good, but it never feels right. We want to foster meaningful life-long friendships built on empathy and understanding.

The Still Worthy common room: whitewashed boards, exposed timber and a painted lion on the wall

Our unique approach

Boots on the ground, and faith underneath it.

A comprehensive, boots-on-the-ground approach combined with faith-based practice. Still Worthy integrates faith-based principles with the 12-step recovery programme, with continuous support, accountability and personal growth, aimed at recovery that lasts.

Foundation of the programme

Six things every day at the house is built on.

Biblical Teachings

“Come to me, all who are tired from carrying heavy loads, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28

God-Centered 12 Steps

The 12-step programme, worked with Christ at the centre.

Fitness and Wellness

Sand volleyball on the court, and a body that is cared for again.

Personal Growth

Accountability and the habits a steady life is made of.

Spiritual Growth

A relationship with Christ that keeps growing after the stay.

Fellowship and Community

Friendships built on empathy and understanding.

Still Worthy fellowship gathered in the rustic hall

Core values

Compassion is the basis of our morality.

  • Compassion
  • Honesty
  • Togetherness
  • Faith
  • Humility
  • Self-Sacrifice

Before you call

Questions families ask us first.

Still unsure? Call (843) 566-5788 or write to up@stillworthy.org.

Still Worthy is a drug and alcohol recovery residence and non-profit in Charleston, South Carolina. It helps people struggling with substance use disorder overcome addiction and develop a relationship with Christ, through safe housing, a God-centered 12-step programme, fellowship and practical help with treatment, transport, legal matters and work.

Still Worthy was founded to support people regardless of an individual's ability to pay. The best next step is to call (843) 566-5788 or apply online, and a member of the team will talk through your situation with you.

Applying is easy. Fill out the online application form, and once it is submitted a member of the Still Worthy team will reach out to discuss the next steps and answer any questions you may have.

Yes. Still Worthy is a certified program of The South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences (SCARR), which is an affiliate of The National Association of Recovery Residences (NARR). SCARR and NARR establish and uphold the standards for recovery housing throughout South Carolina and the United States.

Yes. Still Worthy integrates faith-based principles with the 12-step recovery programme. The foundation includes God-centered 12 Steps, Biblical teachings, spiritual growth, fitness and wellness, personal growth, and fellowship and community.

Residents get access to treatment, including substance use counselling and mental health support, reliable transportation to appointments and court dates, guidance with legal barriers, court appearances and paperwork, and help restoring a driver's license and applying for jobs.
The sand volleyball court, covered pavilion and cabin at Still Worthy

despite suffering

The first step is a phone call.

For yourself or for someone you love. A member of our team will talk through the next steps and answer any questions you may have. Every individual struggling with substance use disorder is still worthy of living a fulfilling and meaningful life.

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