Hope Boys Ministries | Faith-Based Recovery in Augusta, GA

Our Services

Addiction Recovery Support

At Hope Boys Ministries, we provide practical guidance and spiritual encouragement to help men overcome the grip of addiction. With accountability, biblical teaching, and brotherhood, we walk together toward lasting sobriety and freedom.

Faith & Life Counseling

Our one-on-one mentoring gives men a safe place to process life’s struggles, including stress, anxiety, depression, and trauma. Rooted in God’s Word and prayer, this support helps build strength, peace, and renewed purpose in Christ.

Discipleship & Mentorship

We believe long-term transformation comes through discipleship. Men grow through Bible study, prayer, and mentorship, learning how to apply God’s Word daily and laying a foundation for a life of faith, purpose, and recovery.

Community & Brotherhood

No man should walk alone. Hope Boys offers a family environment where residents share burdens, celebrate victories, and grow together. Brotherhood and accountability are key to maintaining sobriety and discovering lasting hope in Christ.

Life Skills & Transition Support

Recovery doesn’t end with sobriety — it’s about preparing for life. We equip men with practical skills for work, relationships, and daily responsibilities, helping them step confidently into independence while staying grounded in faith.

Outreach & Prison Ministry

We extend hope beyond our home by reaching men in correctional facilities and those recently released. Through encouragement, accountability, and discipleship, we show that true freedom is possible through Christ, no matter the past.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP TOWARD FREEDOM

Your hope matters. Let Hope Boys Ministries in Augusta, GA walk with you as you find strength, healing, and lasting freedom through Christ.

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Partner With Us to Bring Hope

Every gift helps men in Augusta, GA find freedom from addiction and build new lives in Christ. Your support fuels discipleship, accountability, and a safe place for recovery.

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“For in this hope we were saved. Now hope that is seen is not hope. For who hopes for what he sees? But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience.” — Romans 8:24–25 (ESV)