LANTURN fills a critical gap in the recovery landscape by offering what has long been overlooked... Meaningful support for families.

 Above all, our leadership team is grounded in faith. It shapes who we are—not just as leaders, but as people. Lanturn is a faith-based organization, and we believe deeply in the power of God to heal, guide, and restore. But we also know that for many—especially those battling addiction or facing deep personal hardship—faith can feel distant, complicated, or even painful. That’s why we lead with compassion. No matter where someone stands in their spiritual journey, they are welcome here. We meet people where they are, with open arms and open hearts. And while we honor every person’s path, we also gently invite exploration—because we believe that faith can be a life-changing force in recovery, and in life itself.

We recognize that addiction is not just a personal struggle—it’s a human one, and healing requires more than solutions; it requires sincere understanding. For us, leading with compassion means meeting every individual and family with empathy, dignity, and grace—wherever they are on their journey. In practice, this looks like listening without judgment, walking patiently through the messiness of recovery, and offering hope even when hope feels distant. Our mission is not to fix people, but to love them well—to be present, honest, and steadfast in the face of pain. Compassion fuels our curriculum, our conversations, and our calling, reminding us that healing begins not just with answers, but with being seen, heard, and cared for.

At Lanturn, integrity is more than a principle—it’s the backbone of our mission and the standard by which we operate, and live. We believe integrity means aligning our beliefs with our actions, ensuring that everything we offer and model reflects truth, transparency, and consistency. In practice, this means showing up with honesty, owning both our strengths and our shortcomings, and honoring the trust placed in us by the families we serve. We act with honesty, clarity, and care—offering only what we can fully support with conviction and follow-through. Our curriculum, conversations, and community partnerships are built on a commitment to doing what is right, even when it’s hard. Integrity is the soil from which true healing grows—it anchors our vision, shapes our culture, and reminds us that transformation begins not just in others, but within ourselves.

Acceptance is a foundational value that shapes how we see people, how we serve them, and the space we create for healing. We believe every person is worthy of love, dignity, and belonging—no matter their past, pain, or place in their recovery journey. Acceptance means making room for vulnerability, where people are welcomed as they are, without shame, judgment, or the pressure to have it all together. In practice, this looks like safe, inclusive environments where individuals and families can show up honestly, feel seen without pretense, and begin the hard work of change from a place of security, not fear. It also means recognizing the layers of addiction and recovery, and choosing compassion over control, presence over pressure. Acceptance is not passive—it’s an active embrace of each person’s story and potential, fueling our mission to guide families toward lasting hope and healing.