The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center - St. Petersburg, Florida

James Beau

I will never forget my time at this precious place! I walked in broken, lost, pending criminal charges and a heart that needed purpose! A was always a believer. I had a good family that raised me from right and wrong. When I walked into the bubble, I did not know what to expect. It was tough at first, living in close quarters and working in the environment is not easy. It was a lot easier and nicer than where I was sleeping on the streets with nothing. Alone and miserable. I made not just friends, I met FAMILY that I will remember and love for the rest of my life! When I look back at my time at this center, I realize how much fun I was having. How much healing came into my life mentally and physically. Healing into my heart. I realized the people around me did not just want to just help me, they wanted to save my soul. They wanted me to be happy and the best version of me. They lifted me to a place of true self-worth and happiness I did not know. Growing up I was a aspiring professional athlete. I got hurt and realized my dreams we're not a reality. I joined the United States Army and serve my country overseas for over 3 years. I discharged honorably and came home. I started to isolate and party. It is a long story, I ended up with criminal charges for stealing to support my habit. I was court-ordered to this program. I met many of men who were there on their own free will. Either way, however you arrive. It just matters that you make it through the door and never give up. I have not been perfect since leaving and had my slips. I can say, I love my life and I am still fighting the good fight! Happy and connected! Never think you are alone. The people that operate the center have all gone through the program! They all have different experiences, lean on them as they lean on you! If you really want help, REALLY want it! Show up! Let God use the love of this place. It will take you to a place far greater than you could ever ask or imagine. It may be difficult to adjust in the beginning, there might be people half your age or double your age. I became family with all those I met. I am forever grateful for the precious time and the relationship I found with my higher power. The relationship I cherish so very much to this day almost 10 years later! You will work, that's what adults do! They will take you to fun places, maybe to a Lightning game or a Rays game as well. Maybe a concert or a spiritual retreat camp with sports, worship and fun! There will be negative people there who are not there for the right reasons. Put a gap in between yourself and those. Lean on the ones that are reflecting the light of sobriety and happiness. If you go, embrace it, all of it. The good with the bad! Do it for YOURSELF, you will have a time of your life. Trust in HIM. -JOSHUA 1:9- Thank you St. Pete ARC! Love all of you.

Christian Dipadova

I've never went through the ARC here but I did go through the one in Orlando florida and two of the staff members that currently work for the Saint pete ARC worked for the Orlando ARC when I was in there. They are some great guys. Will & Kevin Kruluts they were tough and they didn't talorte any nonsense from anyone especially when they saw promise and potential in a person. I needed thar from them guys. Saint Pete Captains are great people also never met them but I've heard nothing but good about them. They are tough but that's what most of us need when coming into a program. Much love and respect for the salvation army

Matthew Soloman

The Salvation Army showed me how to truly live, love, and find happiness. If you or someone you know is struggling and wants to live again this is the place to go. Words can't describe how grateful I am for everything that I've gotten from the entire organization.

Tanya Frederiksen

This program sucks for the people left!!! I have no idea if it helps the ones inside..

Can't call.. nobody at the door to drop stuff off..
Robert at the desk laughs at you..

I myself will never donate my time money or even used clothes..

Mike Lewis

From the people who are Blessed by you and the many peoples lives you've helped save. To The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, all of you who make each Blessing and New Beginning possible. You each deserve your own star in the sky and have earned more than just the 5 stars here. Thank you ALL for ALL you do for ALL

David Armstrong

It's a wonderful organization that helps men get back to sober living with the teachings of AA and Jesus. Truly a blessings to the entire community and world. PLEASE give wholeheartedly and know that your donations help keep this place operating. God bless this place

Travis Davis

Your clearwater store is selling a bike thats almost not even ridable for 100$ And then can only drop down to 60$ After asking to lower the price. If you saw how the bottom bracket and back hub perform, I believe you would agree that this is a huge rip off to anyone that trys to buy the bike. Im serious, the bearings are shot, and its only a matter of time after someone starts riding it that they break down. And then the 60$ you spent will have gotten you a bike thats not working anymore. Is this fair to the customers of your company?

This is equivalent to used cars being bought and by people who know whats wrong with the vehicle but hide the truth from you.

I do understand that this is a donated item. So Salvation army is making 100 percent profit. Thag goes to helping the homeless and rehab guests and their a non profit.

This is a matter of integrity. To expect someone to purchase a vehicle like this for that asking price is no doing the most good. Its scamming.

Jennifer Hamilton

A my boyfriend is there getting help. I am able to drop money and items off to him. The first 30 days you can't leave. It is a good program. So far he is doing well he has been in 3 weeks. He will be there for 6 months if all goes well.