Programs & Services
Each week, our doors open more than 130 times as youth and adults take advantage of the programs and services The DoorWay provides.
Each year, the staff and volunteers of The DoorWay spend more than 18,000 hours giving help and hope to these individuals.
Annually, The DoorWay also serve 2,500 dinners to hungry guests and 3,500 snacks/meals (including hotdogs, nachos and popcorn) through the Rec Program.
With the exception of the court ordered Adolescent Intervention Program, all programs and services continue to be provided free of charge to those who need them.
PROGRAMS & SERVICES:
- Youth
- Recovery
- Families
games and prizes, and guest speakers and presenters. The program offers youth a safe environment where they can come, have fun, and learn more about who they are and who they can become. The Rec Room also incorporates a soda fountain, featuring soft drinks, fresh popcorn, and nachos and cheese. The Rec Room is open Mondays and Fridays from 7:00 until 9:00 p.m. 
community who attend the Rec Room, and this program begins the process of moving them into leadership roles. The Jr. Staff participate in planning and staff meetings, help to plan and organize games, and assist in various aspects of Rec Room activities. Through training and encouragement, these youth learn to be constructive, participating members who serve as positive role models for other youth, both in the Rec Room and in their community.
Summer Programs and Trips provide additional opportunities for youth to get out, learn and have fun. Trips can include baseball games, the zoo and other local attractions, and programs vary from year to year based on volunteer and staff experience.More Than Conquerors is a Christ centered support group for those struggling with addiction. The group provides a nonthreatening system of mutual accountability while stressing sobriety and recovery. The program provides a biblical foundation for overcoming the problems that those in recovery face.
“ In all these things we are More Than Conquerors through him who loved us.” Romans 8:37
The Adolescent Intervention Program works within the courtroom, offering an alternative for dealing with youthful offenders who are cited for alcohol and/or other drug offenses. First time offenders can attend drug and alcohol classes at The DoorWay, which provided up-to-date alcohol and other drug information, as well as first hand testimonies of those struggling to overcome addiction.
To download the AIP form, click here.
Community Service at The DoorWay works in conjunction with local Magisterial District Judges, Police Departments and other law enforcement authorities. The DoorWay provides a location where offenders, both youth and adults, can work off court assigned community service hours. During this process, The DoorWay’s staff has the opportunity to talk and share with those who have been charged and to begin to show them alternative choices that they can make for their lives.
To download the Community Service form, click here.