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Loving people
on the road to recovery
At Jericho Road Ministries, our mission is simple but powerful: to love our neighbors who are experiencing overwhelming life circumstances. Inspired by the Good Samaritan story, we believe love means taking action. For us, that looks like opening our doors to those struggling with substance abuse—offering free resources, support, and a path to lasting recovery, all built on the firm foundation of Jesus Christ. In addition to our recovery program, we serve our community through free weekly groceries at our Food Barn and provide affordable items through our thrift stores. At Jericho Road, we're here to share the hope of Jesus and to walk with people as they rebuild their lives.
"Let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth." — 1 John 3:18
What We Do
Recovery Program
Our free 5-month recovery program is designed to help individuals rebuild their lives. We have both a Men's Center and a Women’s Center, each dedicated to walking alongside people on their journey to healing.
Thrift Stores
Our thrift stores are often how people first hear about Jericho Road. With five locations across the county, our stores help fund our mission and serve the community with affordable items.
Food Assistance
We believe no one should have to choose between putting food on the table and meeting other basic needs. That’s why we offer free groceries every Tuesday morning to residents of Hernando County.
Help REbuild Lives
in the name of Jesus Christ.
Help Complete the Women’s Center Chapel
We’re just a few steps away from finishing the Women’s Center Chapel— a multi-purpose space for healing, worship, and recovery. Your gift toward our flooring project will help open the doors to hope and transformation for women on their journey to restoration.
Give today and help change a life.
When you give to Jericho Road Ministries, you’re helping someone see they’re not alone—and that there’s hope beyond addiction, hardship, or homelessness. Every gift makes a difference.