A 
SAFE HAVEN 
FOR WOMEN TO HEAL 

OUR MISSION
 True Light is a Christian recovery ministry dedicated to providing safe havens for women to recover and heal from addiction, abuse and sexual exploitation.

Unlimited Support

We are building a community of women who have healed from addiction, abuse and sexual exploitation; who support and empower eachother in a place where they can be open and honest, with no judgment.

Luke 8:48
"Daughter", He said to her, "your faith has made you well, go in peace".

We utilize a Christian format based on priciples of
 love, forgiveness and empowerment
 with access to wide ranging tools and resources to truly break the cycle of addiction, abuse, sexual violence, homelessness and imprisonment.  
We mentor and educate these amazing women so they can reach their full potential.

 Therapists, counselors, pastors, and other organizations are available to ensure that each woman receives the individual care she needs to reclaim her life.

Outstanding services

Our purpose is to provide a sober living environment, sanctuary and all around support system in a loving and non-judgmental environment so these survivors can heal.
Finding Faith and Fellowship in Recovery
Founded in 2015, True Light operates two recovery houses—one in Bucks County and another in the drug-torn Kensington neighborhood in Philadelphia. Both houses offer women evidence-based courses in job readiness, self-esteem, anger management, goal setting, and other life skills that are essential to healing and reclaiming their lives. While meditation, prayer, and bible study are a central part of True Light’s program of daily activities, Long says the Christian nonprofit welcomes women from all walks of life, regardless of their religious preference or the depth of their personal struggles.

“We take women off the streets, fresh out of the hospital or detox; we even take women from prison,” Long explained. “I’m a survivor of everything True Light stands for. So, I know none of them are as broken as they think they are. We all just need a little support.”

Tracey Long, CEO of True Light Recovery, Interviews with Christian Life Center
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