Addiction & street recovery
Direct routing for men and women returning home from the Alabama penal system, acute street crisis, and addiction programs. We connect individuals directly to battle-tested recovery networks, clinical detox units, and structural mentorship to deliver genuine workforce pathways and replace the standard “$10 bus ticket” outcome with real help.
“By His grace, I am still standing. You do not have to fight the street alone.”
— James Albert Bosarge Jr., Founder
Restoration, safety, and a clear path forward
No woman is meant to walk out of crisis or institutional confinement alone. We route directly to established sanctuaries, legal allies, and housing programs where dignity is protected and healing is real.
Immediate Safety
Direct crisis lines operate 24 hours daily
"Restoration is not an abstract theory. It begins the exact moment a survivor is handed safe shelter and truthful advocacy."
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Rebuilding family, restoring purpose
Practical, vetted recovery and re-entry pathways for individuals stepping out of incarceration and the families walking alongside them.
All guidance literature and outbound directories are structured for institutional tablet browsers and standard scannable QR portals.
Vocational mentorship & youth apprenticeship
Equipping young people through structured, hands-on mentorship across maritime principles, celestial navigation, precision grounds care, and digital production.
Nautical navigation, seamanship fundamentals, boat handling, and coastal stewardship principles.
Equipment operation, landscape stewardship, facility care routines, and practical labor discipline.
Audio engineering, cinematic video capture, post-production editing, and testimony broadcast workflow.
Graphic branding, typography, literature layout systems, and visual storytelling methods.
Institutional survivor support
Anchored by the landmark 2010 Alabama class action victory against institutional abuse and forced medication, Still Standing Christianity maintains a vigilant, direct-advocacy and solidarity network.
Our advocacy scope extends directly to low-income families navigating complex title disputes, unlawful displacement, and generational estate preservation—ensuring vulnerable households have the legal awareness and documentation necessary to protect their land and homes.
Alongside property and civil rights advocacy, our peer-to-peer solidarity network supports survivors of forced psychiatric intervention, medical overreach, and institutional harm through legal education, re-entry guidance, and restorative spiritual care. Every documented case adds permanent weight to the historical record.
Solidarity in advocacy
Restoring dignity through collective witness and practical resource channels.