Program Expectations
Program Expectations
Lifepath program success depends upon working together. Our staff and participants work as a team to make a plan that helps both you and your baby grow and create a better future – one based on the your goals.
Likewise, it’s important that each potential participant understand what is expected of them in the program. This is a journey we take together – with love and support – to help you build the life you envision for yourself.
Below you’ll find what you can count on from Lifehouse, and what your part is as we work together to help you and your baby build a brighter future.
Our Commitment to You
Safe Environment: A safe and secure living environment for all participants.
Compassionate Care: Lifehouse staff will provide loving and compassionate care, reflecting Christian values and respect for each participant.
Confidentiality: Assurance of confidentiality and dignity for each participant.
Non-Judgmental Attitude: Support for each participant regardless of their past or current circumstances.
Resource Access: Help in accessing community resources such as medical care, social services, educational opportunities, and employment assistance.
Encouragement and Empowerment: Encouragement and empowerment to help participants achieve their personal goals and make positive life changes.
Professional Support: Participants receive professional support in areas such as prenatal care, parenting education, and life skills training.
Crisis Intervention: Provide assistance and intervention in times of crisis or emergency, offering emotional and practical support.
Spiritual Guidance: Participants will have prayer support and opportunities for spiritual growth through Bible studies, devotionals, and Christian church services.
Healthy Role Modeling: Lifehouse staff will serve as positive role models, demonstrating healthy relationships, effective communication, and Christian living.
Your Commitment to Your Journey
Commitment to Personal Growth: Demonstrate a willingness to work on personal development, including setting and working towards personal goals.
Adherence to House Guidelines: Participants are expected to follow the house rules, including curfews, visiting hours, and guidelines on conduct.
Respect for Others: Show respect and consideration for fellow participants, staff, and visitors. This includes maintaining a peaceful, clean, and supportive environment.
Participation in Programs: Attend and participate in all scheduled programs and lessons, such as BrightCourse, parenting workshops, and Bible studies.
Engagement in Faith Activities: Take part in Bible study, church services, and devotional times.
Household Responsibilities: Participate in shared household chores and maintain clean and tidy personal living spaces.
Regular Medical Appointments: Attend all prenatal and medical appointments as scheduled to ensure the health and well-being of both mother and baby.
Sobriety: Maintain a lifestyle free from alcohol, drugs, and any other harmful substances.
Open Communication: Engage in honest and open communication with Lifehouse staff and peers, addressing conflicts and concerns constructively.
Positive Attitude: Foster a positive and hopeful attitude, contributing to an atmosphere of encouragement and mutual support.