Adult and Teen Challenge Eugene Women's Campus

Set on a picturesque 7-acre site in the beautiful west hills of Eugene, the Adult and Teen Challenge Eugene Women’s Campus provides a Christ-centered approach to assist women dealing with substance use challenges. Established in 1960 by David Wilkerson, the organization has grown to include almost 250 centers across the United States and over 1,000 internationally. The Pacific Northwest Adult and Teen Challenge programs require an initial intake fee of $500, with no additional monthly charges for the duration of the program. The Eugene Women’s Campus offers a year-long program accommodating up to 20 women. The Bible-based curriculum at Adult and Teen Challenge emphasizes three primary objectives: healing from the impact of substance use, restoring relationships with Jesus Christ and others, and personal transformation grounded in Christian faith. Participants engage in sermons, Bible study, prayer sessions, spiritual retreats, and vocational training throughout the program. Life Renewal clinical counseling provides behavioral health support through a blend of CBT, DBT, group therapy, and Christian-oriented relapse prevention methods. The facility does not hold medical staff; thus, individuals must complete detoxification before entering the program. To enhance recovery focus, contact is restricted to immediate family, and electronic devices are prohibited. Smoking is also not permitted to support participants' recovery efforts.

At this center, the focus is on addressing substance use issues, guiding individuals towards stability, developing strategies to prevent relapse, and linking them with caring support systems.

At the Adult and Teen Challenge Eugene Women’s Campus, we strive to provide a comprehensive and accessible treatment experience for women facing substance use concerns. While we do not accept insurance directly, we operate on a straightforward fee structure. A one-time intake fee of $500 is required upon admission to our year-long program, with no additional monthly costs incurred throughout the duration of treatment. We encourage individuals and families to explore potential financial assistance options through local resources and community organizations that may support those seeking recovery. It is important to note that we do not employ medical staff; thus, participants must complete detox prior to entering our program. By creating a supportive, Christ-centered environment, we focus on empowering women to achieve lasting recovery and transformation. For further inquiries regarding payment options or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our admissions team.