GAP HouseGrace & Purpose Home (660) 800-5567
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Chapter 04 · Apply

A careful beginning.
A hopeful next step.

Explore whether GAP House is right for you, prepare an application, or help a woman take her first step.

Who we serve
Women 18+
Program commitment
One year
Application / intake fee
$100

Application questions & referrals

Start a conversation.

Ask about applying or request a referral conversation with us. Anyone may refer a woman to GAP House. Expect a referral response within 48 hours.

This is an initial contact form. Complete the entrance application separately; a message does not reserve a place or confirm admission.

Share only your own contact details. Do not include another person’s private information, Social Security numbers, medical or legal details, or identity documents. FormSubmit processes this form and emails it to graceandpurposehome@gmail.com.

Prefer to talk? Call (660) 800-5567 or email us.

For applicants

Entrance application

A clean, print-ready application with GAP House’s original questions and agreement. Download it to complete on paper, then contact us for submission instructions.

Download application PDFPrefer Word? Download the editable version

Contains personal questions. Share your completed application only through staff’s approved process.

For families, churches & partners

Make a referral

Use the short online form above to request a conversation. You can also share the program information sheet or prepare with the contact worksheet.

Download referral sheets PDFContact GAP House about a referral

Expect a referral response within 48 hours. Share sensitive details privately with staff.

Before you take the next step

Program fit & commitment

GAP House is a voluntary, Christ-centered sober-living program for women age 18 and older, with a one-year discipleship and accountability commitment. Children do not reside at the home. Each application is reviewed individually based on readiness, program fit, and available capacity. GAP House does not accept sex offenders.

Medication, health, legal-history, and daily-life questions are discussed privately during the interview. Participation includes accountability, random drug screens, and the program Covenant.

Fees & payment options

The $100 application/intake fee is due at application. Venmo, check, and cash are accepted; contact staff for exact payment instructions. There are no recurring program, room/board, or transportation fees. Payment does not guarantee admission.

What to prepare & bring
  • Photocopies of your photo ID, Social Security card, and birth certificate, provided only through staff’s approved process
  • Accurate contact and emergency-contact information
  • Honest information about recovery, health, legal history, and support needs
  • Modest, clean clothing in good condition with appropriate coverage and no lewd pictures or language
  • No tobacco products; any medication brought must be in a clearly marked prescription bottle
How application review works
  1. Prepare and submit. Review the application, gather required documents, and contact staff for the approved submission method.
  2. Review and interview. Staff reviews individual fit and conducts a phone and/or in-person interview. Expect a 24–48-hour application response; ask staff about availability and timing.
  3. Approval and move-in. Staff arranges a move-in date after approval. An application is not a promise of admission.
Privacy & data care

Do not send Social Security numbers, medical details, legal history, or identity-document copies through an unprotected website form. Contact staff for the approved submission method. Information shared for admissions should be limited to people who need it for the review.

Program terms

Participation is voluntary and subject to program expectations, capacity, individual review, and signed program documents, including a Covenant and Release of Information where applicable.

Website disclaimer

Website information is general and may change. GAP House is not a licensed medical facility or licensed substance-use treatment center, and no outcome is guaranteed. In an emergency, call 911 or contact a qualified emergency or crisis resource.