Battered But Not Broken Ministry
564 Old York Road
Chester, SC 29706
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About Battered But Not Broken Ministry
Battered But Not Broken (BBNB) is a faith based social organization in Chester, South Carolina. They provide safe and supportive housing where women who are impacted by incarceration, substance abuse and domestic violence can heal.
The program aims to reinforce a positive lifestyle that inspires social, emotional and spiritual growth within the family and broader community. They also work to reduce recidivism by equipping ex offenders with resources and tools to reach their full potential.
Supportive Housing for Women Seeking A Second Chance
What I believe is BBNB’s most defining attribute is the unique opportunity they offer women to rebuild their lives when they walk through the door. BBNB offers a safe substance free home, educational and employment support and the structure needed to help these women rebuild their lives. It’s the difference between slipping through the cracks and thriving as contributing members of society.
Their supportive housing is spread across locations in Chester, Kershaw and Winnsboro among others. This facility at 564 Old York Road in Chester is their hub from where you can access all their services. It is situated just off Old York Road down the street from Marion's Kitchen. The SC-9 and SC-72 corridors provide direct access to the building when coming from York or Rock Hill.
Empowering Women Through Recovery and Growth
BBNB residents benefit from tailored support that fosters healing and prepares them to thrive in the real world. They pair faith based practices with proven addiction counseling and 12 step programs, mental health treatment and learning opportunities.
You’ll receive personalized mentoring and substance counseling to help you build coping skills and prevent relapses. They also offer life skill coaching and vocational training. These help you build confidence, develop practical skills and get ready for a successful transition into the workforce.
You’ll attend weekly support circles and benefit from their peer support services. They offer parenting classes to help those who are and may become mothers.
As you move forward in your recovery, they may help you with securing permanent housing and job placement via case management. They can also help with clothing assistance, notary services and other supportive services.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Adult Program
The goal of an adult program in South Carolina is to help individuals who have substance use disorders achieve the highest level of independence and best quality of life attainable. This is accomplished through a variety of counseling and therapy methods tailored to the individual.Alcoholism
Alcohol rehab in South Carolina includes outpatient and inpatient programs. Inpatient requires participants to live at the facility, while outpatient programs provide daily support while the individual lives at home. The goal of both is to address addiction issues and help participants achieve long-term sobriety.Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Therapists often use cognitive behavioral therapy in South Carolina to help individuals learn how to deal with challenging situations without the use of substances. This treatment often includes role-playing techniques.Opioid Treatment
Opioid rehab in South Carolina offers hope for those struggling with opioid use disorder. Professional treatment can reduce withdrawal symptoms and address the mental and physical issues of addiction so you can begin to heal.Rational Behavior Therapy (RBT)
When you receive addiction treatment that includes rational emotive behavioral therapy in South Carolina, you learn different ways of thinking and responding to life challenges. These skills help you manage triggers and cravings and achieve long-term recovery.Women's Rehab
Women’s rehab in South Carolina focuses on physical, emotional, and spiritual support for women who are struggling with addiction. Often, women feel more relaxed and recover more quickly in these gender-specific settings.Teen & Adolescent Program
A young adult program in South Carolina focuses only on young adults and their developmental needs as they face addiction issues. Treatment addresses the unique challenges of this stage of life and helps young adults work through recovery.Levels of Care
Outpatient Rehab
South Carolina outpatient rehab often helps people transition back to their lives from inpatient rehab. This l...ess restrictive program involves attending regular counseling sessions and support group meetings. The length of outpatient rehab varies from short-term to long-term, based on each person’s recovery journey.Aftercare & Alumni Program
Aftercare rehab in South Carolina gives you the guidance and support you need once you complete rehab. As you ...face temptations and life challenges, it provides resources to overcome hurdles and maintain sobriety. Common services include life coaching, counseling, and support groups. This aftercare often continues for a year or more after initial treatment.Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health
Treating a substance abuse disorder without treating a co-occurring mental health disorder is not effective. I...f you have co-occurring disorders, you need dual diagnosis treatment in South Carolina to properly address all your recovery needs.Sober Living
South Carolina sober living provides a safe and supportive living environment to help you maintain a sober lif...estyle. These homes often serve as a transition between rehab treatment and independent living. A typical stay lasts between five and eight months, but can be for as long as you need it.Insurance
Medicaid Accepted
Medicaid (South Carolina Healthy Connections Medicaid): If you’re eligible under Healthy Connections Medicai...d, you may be able to get coverage to assist with the cost of alcohol and drug rehab in South Carolina. The amount covered may be limited and depend on various factors.
Medicare Accepted
If you are eligible for Medicare, you may get coverage for alcohol and drug rehab in South Carolina, including... detox, inpatient rehab, and more. The amount of coverage will depend on many things, including whether you are seeking inpatient or outpatient treatment for substance abuse.
Self-Pay Options
You have the option to pay for your alcohol and drug rehab in South Carolina out-of-pocket, known as self-pay ...or private pay. Private pay gives you access to all levels of care — including detox and inpatient rehab — that you may not otherwise have access to through a private insurer or state-run program.Contact Battered But Not Broken Ministry
803-385-2290 
