The Light House Recovery Center: Vicki Luna's Journey 

“The Beacon of Hope” 

I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life.”    John 8:12 

Providing a Permanent Path to Change and Empowerment 

Vicki Luna wanted to make a difference for women. After having worked with many women struggling to get on the right path, she grew frustrated when she continued to find these women right back in the same situation. The system was broken, only offering temporary help. It was a frustrating cycle and left her feeling unsatisfied. 

With a heart full of compassion and desire for change, Vicki asked for guidance through prayer. She needed guidance in helping these women make a lasting impact. She decided to branch out on her own. She envisioned a home where women could find a permanent way out of the cycle and set them up for success. 

The Light House Recovery Center quickly became a place of refuge and transformation for countless women.  The center went beyond supporting their immediate needs. Vicki wanted to address the causes of their struggles by providing tools that would help them to rebuild their lives.  

Vicki believed that every woman deserved a chance to reclaim her life, free from the chains of addiction, abuse, and hopelessness.  The center’s principal mission is to bring light into the lives of those who had been walking in darkness. 

Comprehensive Care for Lasting Change 

Vicki understood that lasting recovery required more than just the physical aspects of addiction. It required healing the mind, body, and spirit. The center offers a range of programs designed to support women in every area of their lives, including: 

  • Counseling and Therapy: Individual and group sessions focusing on emotional and psychological healing. 

  • Life Skills Training: Practical workshops aimed at equipping women with the skills needed to live independently and confidently. 

  • Spiritual Support: Faith-based guidance and support to nurture the spiritual well-being of the residents. 

  • Health and Wellness: Programs promoting physical health, including fitness and nutritional counseling. 

  • Education and Employment Assistance: Resources to help women further their education and secure stable employment. 

 

Transforming Lives and Empowering Women 

Since its inception, The Light House has transformed the lives of hundreds of women. Vicki and her incredible staff are dedicated to providing a lifeline to those who need it. In turn, most of the women who graduate out of the out of the program remain very deeply involved and are committed to lending a hand to those just beginning the journey. 

The Light House Recovery Center has a success rate of 83%. An incredible testament to the dedication of all of those involved.  

Testimonials 

The impact of The Light House Recovery Center can be best understood through the voices of the women it has helped. Here are a few testimonials from former residents: 

  • Renea: The Light House taught me how to get sober and how to stay sober. I am able to enjoy my life to the fullest. I thank God for The Light House every day. 

  • Lea: The Light House stabilized my life, helped build my confidence to thrive and become the woman and parent God intended for me to be. 

  • Linda: I have never felt this much love. 

  • Susan: The Light House put me on the road to healing and recovery. I now have nope for the future. Most importantly because of The Light House I have reconnected with God. 

 

The Legacy of The Light House 

The Light House is often referred to as “The Miracle Mansion.” It continues to empower women, break the cycle and provide a safe and supportive environment where true healing can occur. The Light House has left an indelible mark on many lives and will continue to shine brightly for generations to come. 

Ways You Can Help 

Any gift you can give in support of The Light House helps to empower women to overcome addiction, restore lives and restore hope for a brighter future.  

Monetary gifts are always welcome, however there are many other ways to help this essential organization. As they endeavor to continue to grow, they are always in need of volunteers to help with a variety of projects. This can range from lawn care, construction, education and of course, always prayer and dollars. All contributions are welcome.  

Vicki also began two businesses where the residents work to learn business skills and responsibility. They are: 

Cornerstone Coffee Co. 1463 Fulton St., Fresno, CA 93721 

Ladybug Boutique 5761 N Palm Aver., Fresno, CA 93704 

Patronizing these businesses would be a great help and very much appreciated. 

To give online go to: lighthousefresno.org. 

Any contribution you make goes to meeting the needs of the women and children  
 

They thank you for helping them keep the light shining in the dark places. 

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