Charleston, SC

Residency Program

The Residency Program at Still Worthy

Six kinds of help, under one roof in Charleston, South Carolina. Still Worthy is a recovery residence, so the house gives you access to treatment rather than replacing it, and it stands beside you through the court dates, the rides and the job search that early recovery stalls on.

Open to people regardless of an individual's ability to pay. Apply or call (843) 566-5788.

Sectional sofas and pine floors in the living room of a Still Worthy residence

Treatment

Access to Treatment

Custom treatment plans tailored to your unique needs, including substance use counseling and mental health support.

A plan that is yours, not a template: substance use counseling and mental health support arranged around what you need.

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Getting there

Transportation Services

Reliable transportation to ensure you can attend appointments, including treatment sessions and court dates.

Missed appointments and court dates stall recovery. A ride to a treatment session or a court date keeps the next step in reach.

Read about transportation services
Gravel drive leading up to a Still Worthy log cabin

Also in the house

Three more kinds of help, written down plainly.

Fellowship

Spiritual Community

Foster meaningful, God-centered relationships built on a foundation of purpose, compassion, and empathy.

Being alone never feels right. Come into a house of God-centered friendship.

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Court and paperwork

Legal Assistance

Guidance and resources to help overcome legal barriers. Assistance with court appearances and paperwork.

Legal barriers stall recovery. Olav Vigen focuses on judicially involved individuals.

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Work and a licence

Employment Assistance

Help with restoring your driver's license and applying for jobs, empowering you to regain your independence.

Restore a driver's license, apply for jobs, and gain something greater than you have known.

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Seven key areas

What recovery is built on at Still Worthy.

Staying sober is the first of seven things the house works on together. The rest are what make sober life hold.

  • Abstinence from substances
  • Health and fitness
  • Employment
  • Legal support
  • Family and social relationships
  • Emotional and psychological well-being
  • Spiritual growth

Read more about the people behind the house on the about page.

Next step

Apply, or call and talk it through.

Once an application is submitted, a member of our team will reach out to discuss the next steps and answer any questions you may have. If you are applying for someone you love, the application page explains each step, and the house is happy to hear from you first on (843) 566-5788.