I AM Recovery Mission-Ephraim (IOP and Sober living)
Mission Vision: 12 Months total—Take a year for yourself, a year for service to others, a year for God.
4 months IOP with 12 months work and vocational training
Gain a year of sobriety and personal development with other men who are want to seek recovery with Jesus Christ.
Program Benefits:
• I AM Recovery Mission IOP
• Christian supportive environment and culture • Employment from day one with career and educational growth opportunities • Opportunities to mentor, lead, and serve within the structure of the mission and the community • Transportation assistance for work daily and probation or legal obligations • GED and Snow College technical training programs available • Financial Literacy Course • $2500 Graduation Scholarship
12 Month Mission Timeline and Details:
Expectations: ◦ Participate in IOP 4-5 days a week, daily mission devotionals, prayer morning and evening, assigned house duties and follow rules. Excel in assigned jobs working 30 hrs/week Mon-Sat in Eleventh Hour Laborers Mission. Show humility and willingness to grow and receive feedback by others around him. Take all opportunities to mentor and serve others in the mission and the community.
POC Brother (Proof-of-Commitment) Week 0-1 ◦ A trial period for a hopeful brother desiring to join the I AM Recovery Mission-Ephraim and Eleventh Hour Laborers Mission. ◦ A POC brother participates fully in IOP, orientation, registration with county services, and training on job-site with Eleventh Hour Laborers. ◦ Rent for sober living is not charged for this week. If POC Brother is accepted to the program he is allowed to pass-on and becomes an Apprentice Member. ◦ During this week visitors are not allowed and you must have an approved person with you if you leave the campus. ◦ The trial period may be extended if the POC brother needs more time to prove commitment.
Apprentice One Member (Months 1-2): ◦ 10-15 hours per week of IOP ◦ Must maintain 30 Hr/week working in Eleventh Hour Laborers Mission earning $10/Hr and meet work expectations. ◦ $750/month rent in sober living for a shared room with utilities and internet included. An extra $50/
month is also charged to cover back rent for first month in the program.
Apprentice Two Member (Months 3-4): ◦ Same expectations and benefits. ◦ Sick days must be made up before advancing ◦ Pay increases to $11/Hr at Eleventh Hour Laborers Mission ◦ Leads mission members in 12 step group meetings, service projects, and recreational activities
Journeyman One Member (Months 5-8): ◦ Sick days must be made up before advancing ◦ Transitions out of IOP program. Continues in 12 step meetings. ◦ Still participates in all other I AM Recovery Mission activities ◦ Pay increases to $13/hr at Eleventh Hour Laborers Mission if meeting work expectations ◦ Member may start classes at Snow College Technical Programs or GED classes. (We will help you apply for Pell grants). ◦ Journeyman members may participate in a financial literacy course.
◦ Journeyman members may participate in larger mission retreats
Journeyman Two Member (Months 9-12): ◦ Same expectations and benefits ◦ Pay increases to $15/hr ◦ Sick days must be made up before advancing
Mission Graduate (12 months completed) ◦ Graduate Scholarship up to $2500. Eleventh Hour Foundation will match what the member has saved up to $2500! ◦ Graduate must complete financial literacy course to qualify for scholarship.
Post Mission Graduate (beyond 12 months) ◦ If a graduate member chooses to stay in Ephraim he may have the opportunity to rent private room off of sober living floor for $750/month or a shared room for $350/month. ◦ Graduate is still allowed to participate in mission activities. ◦ Graduate may continue employment with Eleventh Hour Industries.
*Outside Employment and IOP options If a member obtains his own employment and transportation outside of Eleventh Hour Laborer Mission he will need to sign a separate lease agreement with same monthly rent to remain in sober living. He must live by and participate in all other mission expectations and programs including IOP. All members must maintain full time employment at all times (which can include enrolled college courses). He may still qualifies for scholarship at graduation.
If a member finds a different IOP he is permitted to use that option if he is still able to meet full-time work requirements and sober living rules.
