Donations
Teen Challenge Monterey Bay does not charge people to participate in its programs and seeks support primarily by voluntary contributions (financial and material) from friends like you, including individuals, corporations, churches and foundations. You can donate right now by making a credit card payment online.
Get Help Now!
Teen Challenge endeavors to help people become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well and spiritually alive.” The salvation of Jesus Christ is the main avenue to create true and lasting change in a person’s life. Bed space is limited so do not waste another minute. Contact us today!
Volunteers
There are many ways to help including volunteering your time and skills. We could always use more hands on support. Some of the areas include educators, bookkeepers, consultants, grant writers, photographers, landscapers, contractors, painters, and more.
Residential Recovery
The benefits of Teen Challenge’s long-term residential recovery program are many. Our program is a minimum of 13 months and we have found that those who complete the full program are more likely to stay sober, have a higher level of employment, have less mental health challenges, less legal consequences, and fewer family problems because they learn an entirely new way of living.
Faith-Based
Teen Challenge endeavors to help people become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well and spiritually alive.” The salvation of Jesus Christ is the main avenue to create true and lasting change in a person’s life. Teaching students about Christ and leading them to salvation is essential to the work of Teen Challenge.
Our Centers
Pajaro Men's Center
The Pajaro Men’s Center is a faith-based, non-profit, residential discipleship/recovery program for men with life-controlling problems, including (but not limited to) drug and alcohol abuse. Our current population is 30+ men.
Pajaro Men's Induction Center
Induction is a minimum 30 day introductory phase at TCMB. This is the first phase a student must complete in order to advance in the program. Students will be expected to meet all requirements before being able to graduate into phase one.
Freedom Women's Center
The Freedom Women’s Center is a faith-based, non-profit, residential discipleship/recovery program for women with life-controlling problems, including (but not limited to) drug and alcohol abuse.
Pajaro Rescue Mission
Our emergency services are available 365 days a year. They include bilingual daily bible services, shelter for up to 35 homeless men, nourishing meals twice a day, daily showers, modern, well-ventilated dorms, and more.
Grace Harbor
Our emergency services are available 365 days a year. They include bilingual daily bible services, shelter for up to 40 men and 28 women, nourishing meals three times a day, daily showers, modern, well-ventilated dorms, clean change of clothing, and more
Sierra Pacific Teen Challenge
Sierra Pacific Teen Challenge is a faith-based, non-profit, residential discipleship/recovery program for men with life-controlling problems, including (but not limited to) drug and alcohol abuse. Our current population is 30+ men.
Our Centers
Pajaro Men's Center
The Pajaro Men’s Center is a faith-based, non-profit, residential discipleship/recovery program for men with life-controlling problems, including (but not limited to) drug and alcohol abuse. Our current population is 30+ men.
Pajaro Men's Induction Center
Induction is a minimum 30 day introductory phase at TCMB. This is the first phase a student must complete in order to advance in the program. Students will be expected to meet all requirements before being able to graduate into phase one.
Freedom Women's Center
The Freedom Women’s Center is a faith-based, non-profit, residential discipleship/recovery program for women with life-controlling problems, including (but not limited to) drug and alcohol abuse.
Pajaro Rescue Mission
Our emergency services are available 365 days a year. They include bilingual daily bible services, shelter for up to 35 homeless men, nourishing meals twice a day, daily showers, modern, well-ventilated dorms, and more.
Grace Harbor
Our emergency services are available 365 days a year. They include bilingual daily bible services, shelter for up to 40 men and 28 women, nourishing meals three times a day, daily showers, modern, well-ventilated dorms, clean change of clothing, and more
Sierra Pacific Teen Challenge
Sierra Pacific Teen Challenge is a faith-based, non-profit, residential discipleship/recovery program for men with life-controlling problems, including (but not limited to) drug and alcohol abuse. Our current population is 30+ men.
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Recent News
Twin Lakes Church Donates Proceeds of “World’s Biggest Garage Sale” to Freedom Women’s Center
We would like to thank Twin Lakes Church for their support. These funds will be used towards the construction of our new 94 bed women's facility.
read moreTwin Lakes Church Donates Proceeds of “World’s Biggest Garage Sale” to Freedom Women’s Center
We would like to thank Twin Lakes Church for their support. These funds will be used towards the construction of our new 94 bed women's facility.
read more
Henry Reynolds named Hunger Fighter of the Year
Our very own Henry Reynolds was honored along with Ralph Cistaro as Hunger Fighters Of The Year at Second Harvest’s Annual Awards Dinner on March 8.
read moreHenry Reynolds named Hunger Fighter of the Year
Our very own Henry Reynolds was honored along with Ralph Cistaro as Hunger Fighters Of The Year at Second Harvest’s Annual Awards Dinner on March 8.
read more
Twin Lakes Church Donates Proceeds of “World’s Biggest Garage Sale” to Freedom Women’s Center
We would like to thank Twin Lakes Church for their support. These funds will be used towards the construction of our new 94 bed women's facility.
read more
Henry Reynolds named Hunger Fighter of the Year
Our very own Henry Reynolds was honored along with Ralph Cistaro as Hunger Fighters Of The Year at Second Harvest’s Annual Awards Dinner on March 8.
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Products and Services
Through our Work Therapy Program, we are able to offer a range of services that benefit our students, the program and you, our customer. These benefits include high quality work at competitive prices, providing our students with “real-world” work experiences, and supporting the Teen Challenge of Monterey Bay programs
Join Our Team
There are many ways to help including volunteering your time and skills. We could always use more hands on support. Some of the areas include educators, bookkeepers, consultants, grant writers, photographers, landscapers, contractors, painters, and more.
Partner With Us
Teen Challenge Monterey Bay does not charge people to participate in its programs and seeks support primarily by voluntary contributions (financial and material) from friends like you, including individuals, corporations, churches and foundations. You can donate right now by making a credit card payment online.