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Testimonials
Here are just some of the amazing success stories of both past and present residents! |
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Lee R. Bouder Jr.
Marketing Director
"I arrived here a broken person. I had run through all of the things worth while in life. My family had given up on me. I had no where to go and there was no one who wanted to help me. The SCADRF took me in, not knowing who I was, where I came from, or what I was about. They gave me a second chance at life. By following the dictates of the program I was able to get my family back in my life, secure employment, and begin to put my life back together. Today I am currently attending Orange Coast College persuing a degree and am employed by the foundation which saved my life. My goal today is to give back what was freely given to me, which means helping others that were in the same condition I was in when I got here. I will be forever grateful for what Kevin and the SCADRF has given me." |
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Van Stokes
Van's Best Window Cleaning - Owner
"I lived at the Village South for 10 months I was a man who was in jails for 12 years and on parole for 18 years. I feel the Village provided me with the means to be able to have a better life. I am now 3 years sober, have my own business, and have my entire family back in my life. Without the structure and guidelines this house has provided me I would still be on the streets taking advantage of everyone and everything ultimately resulting in yet another prison term. Today I am a real man with a business a wife and an amazing future ahead of me."
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Benjamin Delaney
Aquatic Technician
"If your serious about getting and staying sober this house provides you all the means to do so with a program of routine and support. There is a set of standards enforced from the staff that supports a clean and sober environment. This house gave me the tools to build a foundation take with me into a bright new future." |
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Patrick Rabon
Plumber
"This house helped me build a firm foundation from the wreckage of my old behaviors. The house in Mission Viejo is formed from a tight group of men who pull for each other to achieve a common goal. The house was my saving grace, I have been afflicted with alcoholism and drug addiction for nearly twenty years, this program saved my life." |
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