Its amazing how much the Family Foundation School shaped the life I am living now. My whole purpose consisted of drugs, alcohol and refusing to see the truth. Once I walked up those steps of FFS, I had no idea how much my life would change, for the better. I had an easy stay at the school. I was full of service and charity. The staff and other students shaped me into who I am today. I will never have bonds like I had with my friends there. The school was based on 100% pure honesty and when I practiced that, my life came into order. FFS introduced me to techniques I use everyday. Its hard work but they always say it works if you work it. But my stay did not end right after I graduated in December. I carried on a new life with what I learned.
There is not one person to thank for my new found life, but a school full of loving, caring, charitable people that want only the best for every new student that walks in the doors. To me, it wasn’t a school. It was a safe haven that nurtured me back to health, and watched over me until I knew for certain how to live on my own. The respect, patience and love that every staff member has is what makes the change in students possible. Never once was I ignored or hurt by anyone at the school. All the consequences and problems that came my way were a result of my own personal actions. Today I am much more mature and life appreciative. I value every single day for what its worth. The Family Foundation School taught me all of this and I am forever grateful.
Georgia P. – Class of 2009
Hard Work and Dedication
