Garden Home Ministries provides women who suffer from substance use disorder an opportunity to address their social determinants of health. Women who suffer from SUD and mental disorders are likely to be exploited and trafficked due to their vulnerabilities. Consequently, we bridge financial gaps for each resident based on their specific needs. The Sunflower House provides a safe and structured therapeutic environment that offers hope, health, and wellness.

In addition to a safe residence, we provide each resident with a physical address to receive SNAP benefits, ensuring participation in community partnerships for dental, medical, and behavioral health services, as well as access to certified recovery specialists, case management, and service coordination.

We offer peer-supported permanent housing to alleviate time-constrained pressure, enabling focused individual care and the development of recovery capital for long-term recovery.