THREE CORNERS CHRISTIAN RECOVERY RESIDENCES, INC.

ADMISSIONS

Our Regeneration program is a ten-month program, and is often filled to capacity. Because of this, we have established the following list of requirements that must be met prior to being considered for admission:

Program Cost

There is a non-refundable $400.00 admission fee. The admission fee will be due before the intake interview.

We believe that a man should be financially responsible for his recovery program. This is a very important step for his spiritual growth. We are also realistic and understand that most addicts and alcoholics have a tendency to spend money as fast as they earn it. Thus, we have done everything possible to make our program affordable.

The actual financial cost for the program is $5,000 per man. We ask that each applicant assumes financial responsibility to pay something toward their program cost. This amount will be arranged during the interview process. If a man has the means to pay all of the program cost, we expect him to do so. However, the decision to admit a man into the program is based largely upon his desire and attitude towards changing his life.

Admission Requirements  

We require that the man interested in the program write us a personal Introductory Letter giving a brief sketch of his current situation and why he wants to come to our facility. This letter should also include the following information:

• Name, age, address and phone number
• Occupation, present employer and work history
• Marital status and number of dependents
• How your family will be cared for while here
• Type of addiction and number of years in it
• Previous rehabilitation programs attended
• Current court charges
• Probation information
• Complete criminal history
• Medical problems requiring special attention

Mail completed letter to:

Three Corners Christian Recovery Residences, Inc.
P.O. Box 1068
Hazlehurst, Georgia 31539

We will accept your phone call to discuss your status 5-7 days after you have mailed your letter. If you fax or e-mail your introductory letter, give us two days to review your letter then call the office.

All interview appointments occur on weekdays. No person will be accepted for an interview at night or on weekends except by previous arrangement.

The personal interview should in no way be interpreted as an automatic acceptance into Three Corners. Its purpose is to discern if the man is truly ready to receive help, and to determine how we can best meet his particular needs.

We require that a man be completely off drugs or alcohol for three days prior to the interview. We will absolutely not take men into our program that are intoxicated or under sedation.

We do not allow pharmaceutical drugs such as tranquilizers, sleeping pills and antidepressants.

Persons who require medical attention will not be accepted into our program as we are not prepared to meet special medical needs.

Each man is expected to bring toilet articles, towels, work clothes and casual dress clothes if possible. We do, however, provide these items to any individual in need of them.

When arriving for scheduled interview, be sure to bring your social security card and a picture ID, such as a driver’s license or a police ID.

Please include all probation information and pending court dates.

The single most important factor to a man being admitted to Three Corners is his attitude. Is the applicant ready to radically change his lifestyle? He should describe in the letter his sincere desire for spiritual help.

We thoroughly interview each incoming resident to see if he shows evidence of a sincere desire to find spiritual help. We have found through our experience that we cannot help a man until he is ready to let God help him. One of our major problems in operating a regeneration center is dealing with intoxicated and uninformed alcoholics and drug addicts who are brought to the campus by sincere, well-meaning friends, relatives, and ministers. In their desire to help the addict, they often travel long distances in the middle of the night with men who are too intoxicated to talk sensibly. As a result, we must refuse to take them in. To help prevent this problem, please be sure that the applicant has met all the prescribed admission requirements before you bring him in.

There is ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING and the use of any tobacco products is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.