Jubilee Wellness Center
Treatment Should Be the Beginning—Not Another Dead End
Too many people in St. Louis are ready to begin recovery but cannot find coordinated treatment, housing, and continued support. When services remain disconnected, people can return to homelessness, hospitalization, or the conditions that placed their lives at risk.
The planned 100-bed Jubilee Wellness Center will help close that gap. The campus is expected to connect behavioral healthcare, substance-use treatment, medication-assisted treatment, case management, peer support, and employment resources in one safe and dignified environment.
The Wellness Center is part of JCDC’s historic $36 million public-private initiative-identified as the first project of its kind in St. Louis in approximately 80 years.
Gethsemane Home
Recovery Needs a Safe Place to Continue
Completing treatment is a major achievement, but recovery becomes harder when someone has no stable housing, employment, or support. Without a safe next step, the progress made during treatment can quickly be lost.
Gethsemane Home is planned as a 40-bed residential recovery facility where individuals can continue healing in a structured and supportive environment. Residents will have access to recovery housing, case management, peer support, life-skills development, employment assistance, and preparation for independent living.
Gethsemane Home will bridge the gap between treatment and long-term stability-giving people the time, tools, and support needed to rebuild their lives.
