Adult and Teen Challenge Graham Women’s Campus

Adult and Teen Challenge Graham Women's Campus, nestled on a verdant property in Graham, Oregon, offers a deeply Christ-centered treatment curriculum tailored for women seeking recovery from substance use concerns. As part of a globally recognized network founded by David Wilkerson in 1960, this campus upholds a legacy of faith-based healing. The program requires an intake fee of $500, with no additional monthly costs for the remainder of the year-long commitment, making long-term recovery accessible for women throughout the Puget Sound area.

The program's unique approach is rooted in a Bible-based curriculum that focuses on three transformative goals: recovery from the brokenness associated with substance use, reconciliation with Jesus Christ and others, and personal transformation. Participants engage in a structured routine that includes sermons, Bible studies, prayer, spiritual retreats, and vocational training, all designed to foster spiritual growth and practical life skills. The emphasis is on holistic development within a supportive, faith-driven community.

This one-year residential program has a capacity for 28 women, providing an intimate and focused environment. While the campus does not employ medical staff, it ensures participants have completed detox prior to admission, prioritizing a safe and stable foundation for recovery. To maintain a strong focus on healing, contact with outside family is limited, and electronic devices and smoking are not permitted, creating a serene and dedicated space for women to thrive.