Services
Little Light of Mine provides compassionate, individualized, non-clinical support to help individuals and families build stability, recovery, independence, and connection. Our mobile, community-based approach brings support directly to people in settings where they feel comfortable and where practical needs arise—making recovery support more accessible, flexible, and centered on each person’s goals.
Peer Recovery Support Services
Compassionate, peer-based support grounded in lived experience, encouragement, and practical guidance to help individuals strengthen their recovery and move forward with confidence.
Recovery Planning & Goals — Building healthy routines, setting goals, and preparing for life transitions.
One-on-One Support — Encouragement, accountability, and relapse-prevention support.
Connection & Resources — Linking individuals and families with recovery meetings, community supports, and healthy resources.
Transition Support — Support before and after treatment, along with family education and guidance.
Community Health Worker Services
Practical, compassionate support to help individuals understand, access, and navigate community resources and services.
Resource Navigation — Connecting individuals with food, housing, healthcare, and basic-needs resources.
Systems Support — Helping understand services, complete steps, organize documents, and prepare for appointments.
Education & Advocacy — Providing health and wellness education, encouragement, and support when navigating systems.
Referrals & Connections — Linking individuals with appropriate community programs, providers, and agencies.
Detox & Behavioral Health Resource Navigation
Compassionate, non-clinical support to help individuals and families identify, understand, and connect with appropriate treatment and recovery resources.
Resource Identification — Locating detox, behavioral health, treatment, and recovery programs.
Connection & Preparation — Assistance with initial calls, gathering information, and preparing for intake.
Family Guidance — Helping families understand options and navigate available resources.
Follow-Up Support — Continued resource navigation and connections after treatment or discharge.
Little Light of Mine does not provide detox, medical, psychiatric, therapy, or other clinical behavioral health services.
Employment & Work-Readiness Support
Employment Support
Practical, individualized support to help individuals prepare for, find, and maintain meaningful employment.
Job Search & Applications — Identifying opportunities, completing applications, and organizing employment documents.
Résumé & Interview Support — Building résumés, preparing for interviews, and strengthening professional communication.
Work-Readiness Planning — Developing goals, routines, and strategies for workplace success.
Employment Connections — Connecting individuals with appropriate job opportunities and employment resources.
{Transportation to job interviews or to and from work may be available for an additional fee.}
Grocery Planning & Budgeting Support
Practical support to help individuals make the most of their food budget and household resources.
Budget & Shopping Support — Grocery budgeting, price comparison, and shopping-list preparation.
Meal Planning — Creating healthy, affordable meal plans based on available resources.
Resource Connections — Identifying food assistance programs and community resources.
Transportation Support — Grocery-store transportation may be available for an additional fee.
Budgeting & Financial Resource Support
Practical, non-clinical support to help individuals organize finances, build budgeting skills, and work toward greater financial stability.
Budgeting & Planning — Creating spending plans, organizing bills, and setting financial priorities.
Financial Education — Building basic financial-literacy and banking skills.
Resources & Referrals — Connecting individuals with community resources and qualified financial service providers.
Specialized Support — Referrals for credit, legal, tax, investment, or other specialized financial needs.
Family Support
Compassionate, practical support to help families understand resources, navigate systems, and support their loved ones.
Resource Navigation — Understanding recovery, detox, behavioral health, and community-support options.
Planning & Next Steps — Identifying appropriate resources and developing a path forward.
Family Support & Education — Connecting families with support programs and helpful information.
Healthy Support Strategies — Building healthy boundaries, communication, and supportive approaches.
Resource Navigation & Community Connections
Community Resource Connections
When needs extend beyond our direct services, we help individuals and families identify and connect with appropriate community resources.
Basic Needs — Connections to housing, food, transportation, and identification resources.
Employment & Education — Referrals to employment programs, education, and training opportunities.
Recovery & Behavioral Health — Connections to behavioral health, substance-use, and recovery resources.
Family & Financial Support — Referrals to family-support programs, financial-literacy services, and other community assistance.
Hospice Support
Compassionate, non-clinical support for individuals and families navigating hospice care, life transitions, and changing needs.
Care & Family Support — Providing companionship, practical assistance, and support for individuals and loved ones during hospice care.
Resource & Care Coordination — Helping families understand available resources, organize needs, and communicate with appropriate hospice and community providers.
Transitions & Bereavement Support — Offering compassionate guidance before, during, and after end-of-life transitions.
Not sure where to begin? Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your needs, explore available services, and identify the most appropriate next step.
