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Located in Cu***ng, Georgia, No Longer Bound is a place of acceptance and connection. Our extremely low cost year-long treatment is made possible through the support of our three Atlanta-area thrift stores, car donations, and financial gifts.

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from No Longer Bound 🎄

Christmas looks a little different here, but it’s filled with purpose. While some of us are away from family this season, we’re not walking it alone. Around our tables, you’ll find brothers sharing meals, prayers, laughter, and plenty of encouragement.

This Christmas, we’re celebrating growth, brotherhood, and the joy of new beginnings. We are grateful for the gift of community and the hope that keeps moving us forward.

12/24/2025

The birth of Jesus marked the arrival of light into a dark world—a promise of hope, new beginnings, and redemption. Just as the shepherds and wise men were called to witness His miracle, each resident at No Longer Bound is invited to witness their own transformation: leaving behind the chains of addiction and stepping into a life renewed by God’s grace.

This season reminds us that no matter how lost or broken we feel, God can bring new life and purpose. Just as the world celebrated the birth of a Savior, we celebrate the daily victories of those embracing recovery and freedom.

"For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given, and the government shall be upon His shoulder; and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." — Isaiah 9:6

12/23/2025

On campus, a smile and a positive attitude may seem small, but it carries real weight.

A smile says, “I’m still here.”

Positivity doesn’t ignore pain; it refuses to let the hardest moment define the day. In recovery, attitude becomes a tool, opening the door to connection, honesty, and healing.

Positivity is contagious. One smile can change a day. One encouraging word can keep a brother from isolating. Choosing hope, even in struggle, gives others permission to do the same.

Sometimes, the bravest thing a man in recovery can do is show up, stand tall, and smile anyway.

12/22/2025

This holiday season, our residents experienced the First Baptist Church of Gainesville Living Christmas Tree, a powerful reminder of hope, light, and redemption through the story of Christ’s birth. ✨🎄

Jesus didn’t enter the world in comfort. He stepped into brokenness. God is rebuilding what addiction tried to destroy, one surrendered day at a time.

“The people walking in darkness have seen a great light.” — Isaiah 9:2

12/19/2025

Freedom doesn’t always arrive in a single moment. Sometimes it shows up slow, breath by breath, choice by choice, day by day.

For many of us who have struggled with addiction, freedom isn’t the absence of cravings or the erasing of our past. It’s the courage to face another sunrise. It’s the honesty to say, “I can’t do this alone.” It’s the humility to ask for help, and the strength to take the next right step even when the road feels heavy.

Here at No Longer Bound, we see freedom lived out in real time. In brothers cheering each other on, in men choosing truth over escape, and in hearts learning to trust again.

If you’re fighting today—take heart. Freedom is not out of reach. It’s already forming in you.

“Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” — 2 Corinthians 3:17

12/18/2025

Every day in recovery, we’re feeding something. Hope or fear. Faith or doubt. Old habits or new disciplines.

At No Longer Bound, we’re learning that growth isn’t accidental. It’s intentional. When we feed honesty, community, accountability, and truth… those things begin to take root. When we starve isolation, secrecy, and shame… those things finally lose their power.

Today, remember that you have a say in what grows in your life. Choose wisely. Choose consistently. Choose life.

12/17/2025

Addiction doesn’t just impact the addict. It breaks families, strains marriages, wounds children, and leaves loved ones feeling lost and powerless. As part of our vision to Serve More, Serve Better, and Serve Longer, we’re taking intentional steps to support families on their own path to healing.

That’s why we’re thrilled to welcome Larry McKenna back to No Longer Bound to lead our Family Recovery Program. Larry helped shape our early family initiatives in 1998 and has spent decades serving men and their families through recovery programs like Waypoint and Jericho House.

Family recovery has always been core to our mission. Lasting change happens when the entire family system is strengthened—not just the individual.

Under Larry’s leadership, we’re building peer-support classes that foster reconciliation, forgiveness, and restoration. His work will ensure families receive the care, tools, and support they need as they walk alongside their loved ones in recovery.

This is a major step forward for No Longer Bound, and we’re grateful for your support in making it possible. As we enter the new year, help us continue to serve more families, while serving them better and for longer.

12/16/2025

Recovery doesn’t stop when it’s cold. Growth doesn’t pause because it’s uncomfortable.

Some days mean working outside in the December air—hands numb, breath visible, muscles tired. And still, the work gets done. Showing up anyway is part of the toolbox.

Doing the work when it’s hard builds more than endurance. It builds discipline. It builds integrity. It builds men who keep going when conditions aren’t ideal.

In recovery, discomfort isn’t a reason to stop. It’s often a sign that growth is happening.

Cold weather. Honest work. Steady progress.

12/15/2025

At No Longer Bound, motivation is fueled by a brotherhood that stands shoulder to shoulder.

Every day, we see men show up when it’s hard, push through discomfort, and keep going when quitting would be easier. That kind of commitment is contagious.

When one man chooses growth, discipline, honesty, or hope, it gives the next man permission to do the same.

That's the power of community. That's the power of recovery done together.

12/12/2025

Some breakthroughs happen quietly.

Not in a courtroom. Not in a dramatic moment. But in the slow, steady choice to live differently than you did yesterday.

That’s what freedom looks like here at No Longer Bound — ordinary men making extraordinary decisions one day at a time. Men choosing honesty over hiding. Brotherhood over isolation. Healing over numbing. Hope over despair.

It’s not loud, but it’s real. And it adds up.

Here’s to the small steps that become a new life. Here’s to freedom — not just celebrated, but practiced.

12/11/2025

Recovery doesn’t end the day someone completes our program. In fact, for many, the journey gets tougher in year two and beyond.

That’s why our commitment to Serve Longer matters. Continued care, connection, and community help ensure the progress made in the program endures and strengthens over time.

At No Longer Bound, we’re committed to building the kind of ongoing support that men need after graduation. Today, that looks like weekly alumni meetings where men can stay connected, receive encouragement, and continue practicing the tools that they learned here on campus. We are also actively working to expand year two care—developing additional touchpoints and resources to support men in the critical months after they leave.

This is what it means to Serve Longer—to walk with men not just through their year on campus, but into the seasons that follow. Year two and beyond is where men continue to deepen their intimacy with God, stay honest with themselves, and remain connected to others who call them higher. It’s in these ongoing relationships and rhythms that lasting transformation takes root.

Thank you for standing with us as we work to Serve More, Serve Longer, and Serve Better. We could not do this without you.

12/10/2025

✨ It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas ✨

A big thank you to all the volunteers who came out to help our residents decorate the campus for the holidays! Your time, energy, and love filled every corner of our campus with warmth and joy.

Because of you, No Longer Bound is shining a little brighter this season.

We’re so grateful for your heart to serve and for helping bring Christmas cheer to our residents!

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2725 Pine Grove Rd
Cu***ng, GA
30041

Telephone

+17708867873

Website

https://nolongerbound.com/

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If addiction breaks your heart, there is help and a resource—No Longer Bound. Since 1991, No Longer Bound has been at the forefront of addiction recovery. As one of the few long-term, faith-based, clinical, and residential programs in the nation, No Longer Bound is a place for men battling addiction to find acceptance, connection, and new life.

Our mission is to rescue addicts, regenerate men and reconcile families.

As a 12-month program, men have ample time to gain valuable vocational training in one of our two revenue-generating industries—Cars4Recovery and NLB Thrift. With 100% employment at the time of graduation, men completing No Longer Bound leave free from addiction and ready for a second chance at life. Located in Cu***ng, Georgia (a northern suburb of metro Atlanta), NLB is situated on a 14-acre campus and has capacity for 56 men. NLB’s regeneration program reaches beyond the symptom of addiction and ministers to the whole man--mind, body and spirit. In addition to the 12-month residential program, NLB offers Family Recovery classes and a 6-month internship program for men who've graduated the program.

For more information, about No Longer Bound’s life saving ministry, please visit www.nolongerbound.com, call 770-886-7873 (ext 101), or email intake@nolongerbound.com.