ADDICTION RECOVERY MINISTRIES
EIN 94-3433314 · Substance Abuse Dependency, Prevention & Treatment (F20)
What they do
ARMS ASSISTED 531 INDIVIDUALS BY DELIVERING A TOTAL of 1546 UNITS of SERVICE IN VARIOUS CAPACITIES WITH INFORMATION, COUNSEL, REFERRAL to REHAB CENTERS and RECOVERY CLASSES. ARMS OFFERS A TOTAL of 4 GROUP MEETINGS WEEKLY, WHICH INCLUDES 2 WEEKLY MEETINGS AT PALO PINTO JAIL and 2 MONTHLY MEETINGS for CHURCH SERVICES AT THE JAIL. THE PALO PINTO JAIL MEETINGS ARE for BOTH MALE and FEMALE INMATES. ALL MEETINGS ARE FAITH-BASED. WE OFFER 12 STEP LIFE RECOVERY SKILLS, PARENTING, ANGER MANAGEMENT, COLLEGE & CAREER ADVISING LESSONS. WE STARTED OFFERING GED TEST IN 2025 WE TESTED 46 INDIVIDUALS. AN AVERAGE of 7 WEEKLY VOLUNTEERS and 4 OTHERS MONTHLY GAVE AN ANNUAL TOTAL of 5,144 HOURS of TIME. INSTRUCTION and CLASSES WERE OFFERED AT THE PALO PINTO COUNTY JAIL. WE ALSO PROVIDED APPROXIMATELY 204 BIBLES WHICH ARE USED IN THE LIFE RECOVERY CLASSES. ALSO, 144 CHRISTMAS PACKAGES WERE GIVEN to THE PALO PINTO JAIL IN DECEMBER of 2025.
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ContactSOOZY STONEExecutive Dir.
In care of% TED OLIVER
Mailing addressPO BOX 511, MINERAL WELLS, TX 76068-0511
Main phone(940) 353-7476Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- October 2009
- County
- Palo Pinto
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