Wagner Hills Farm Society

During the fiscal period Wagner Hills Farm Society continued its faith-based residential recovery program for men dealing with addiction trauma and life-controlling issues. The men’s campus provided structured care including individual counseling spiritual guidance life-skills development therapeutic work and community living. Each participant followed a personalized recovery plan to support long-term healing growth and transformation. This year the Society closed its women’s campus. All remaining residents were supported through a transition process and referrals to alternate resources. The closure allowed the organization to reallocate resources and strengthen services at the men’s campus. Vocational therapy remained a core part of the program offering participants hands-on work experience in animal care greenhouse operations farming woodworking maintenance and retail at the market. Training in horticulture and greenhouse management was expanded to enhance skill-building opportunities. A new Aftercare Program was launched this year to support program graduates with mentorship reintegration assistance and peer support. Alumni engagement was encouraged through regular gatherings and ongoing connection to the community. Participants also contributed to local community projects and faith-based outreach efforts. Volunteers played a vital role in advancing the Society’s mission contributing to program support mentorship farm work and spiritual care. In addition to direct program delivery the Society made charitable donations to other qualified donees with missions aligned to addiction recovery mental health and community restoration. All charitable activities were carried out in support of Wagner Hills’ purpose: to see lives transformed through healing purpose and renewed hope.