Thirty years later came the Collins Building, which today houses a one-room medical clinic and counselors serving over 150 outpatients. Then, less than 20 years later, the Foltz Family Center add a much-needed gymnasium, a weight room, and mental health offices.
Most recently, the Bolois Building now houses the Administration and residential counselors.
Mission 2028 will expand hope and healing through a dual-purpose Medical Building that transforms not only how we care for those battling addiction, but how we serve their families and the local community.
Congress has awarded New Destiny $1.5 million to build here.
Now, we need to raise the remaining $2.5M to make Mission 2028 a reality.
Here is an artist’s rendering of where we’re going.
The left-wing: a 6-bed detox unit will receive anyone day or night, in their moment of crisis.
The right-wing: a comprehensive primary care clinic, serving not only our existing clients, but their families and the community.
Together, they form a seamless continuum of care.
