Crossroads Personal Resilience | 4 Phase Program, Hastings Kearney Grand Island Lexington NE

We offer a 4-phase program that will equip program participants for successful living after their time at Crossroads

Phase 1

Personal Resilience Program

Attend Life Skills Classes
Do two hours of community service work daily
Weekly evaluation with the Case Manager
Attend AA, NA or Celebrate Recovery meetings (if applicable)
Attend counseling (if applicable)
Begin outpatient treatment (if applicable)
Pass Phase 1 weekly evaluations

Phase 2

Employment Phase

Begin job search
Work with employment agencies to find a job
Be employed with the same employer for 30 days
Begin paying off debt
Weekly evaluation with the Case Manager
Attend AA, NA or Celebrate Recovery meetings (if applicable)
Attend counseling (if applicable)
Attend outpatient treatment (if applicable)
Do two hours of community service work daily
Pass Phase 2 weekly evaluations

Phase 3

Employment & Finance Program

Maintain employment
Continue paying off debt
Begin saving $1,000
Attend AA, NA or Celebrate Recovery meetings (if applicable)
Attend counseling (if applicable)
Attend outpatient treatment (if applicable)
Pass Phase 3 weekly evaluations

Phase 4

Leadership

Continue to save money
Attend leadership skills classes
Acquire leadership duty within the Crossroads Center
Live your life as an example for others in the program
Pass Phase 4 monthly evaluations

“I’m thankful to Crossroads for the opportunities they’ve given me. They’ve helped me in so many ways.”

As a musician, Joe spent years performing in environments where alcohol was always close at hand. What began as a few drinks to break the ice slowly became something he depended on. “The more I grew dependent on it, the worse it got,” Joseph says. Over time, drinking affected his performance at work, and eventually, Joseph lost his job and his apartment. He knew something had to change. “If I kept going the way I was, I wasn’t going to live much longer.”

Desperate for help, Joseph came to Crossroads to start over. Assigned chores gave him structure, and working in the kitchen gave him purpose. Now, Joseph has regained clarity and motivation. “Since coming here, I’m focused, and I know what I have to do to get where I want to be,” he says.

Today, Joseph works at Crossroads as the kitchen manager, ensuring meals are prepared with care and dignity. He sees his work as more than a job – it’s a calling. “There’s a lot of gratification from helping somebody,” he says. His faith in God has grown, too, inspiring him to serve others with Christ-like compassion. “I want to share the grace that was given to me.”

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