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New Patio Provides Comfort and Shade for the Vulnerable
Waterfront Rescue Mission celebrated the completion of its new outdoor patio with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 16 at the Pensacola Mission.Made possible through a generous grant from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daySaints, the project transformed an existing bike shed into a shaded and welcomingoutdoor space where guests can find comfort, rest, and…
Celebrating First Workforce Development Graduates Through Bishop State Community College Partnership
Waterfront Rescue Mission is excited to celebrate an important milestone in our growing workforce development efforts through our partnership with Bishop State Community College. Earlier this year, Bishop State launched a class created specifically for Waterfront Rescue Mission clients, allowing participants in our Mobile recovery and rescue programs to learn and grow together in a…
Announcing Innovative Pet Kennel to Remove Barrier for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
Waterfront Mission is launching a new initiative designed to remove one of the most heartbreaking barriers preventing individuals from seeking shelter: the fear of being separated from their pets. The organization announced plans to build a dedicated dog kennel at its Pensacola campus, allowing individuals experiencing homelessness to safely house their dogs while they receive…
Success Stories
Congratulations to Our LifeBuilder Graduates
At Waterfront Mission, we believe in the power of new beginnings. Below, are five inspiring stories of men who have recently graduated from our LifeBuilder Recovery Program. Each of them faced their own rock bottom, but through faith, perseverance, and the support they found at the Mission, they rebuilt their lives. May these serve as…
Meet John
John remembers his childhood as a series of contrasts. Like his mom, who was an alcoholic… and his dad, who was overprotective to try to compensate. Or a wonderful childhood spent playing outside… and a heartbreaking experience of addiction as he became a teenager. When John was about 13 years old, time with friends took…
Meet Daniel
Daniel grew up in a good family, and his mom always took him to church. But as a young teen, he started down a path of substance abuse that continued long into adulthood. “I was the bad kid. I wanted to do what I wanted to do no matter what.” Even after Daniel became a…
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