Discipling Addicts

At Global Breakthrough Ministries, we understand that overcoming addiction requires more than just treatment—it requires holistic support, mentorship, and spiritual guidance. Our Discipling Addicts program is designed to provide individuals with the tools they need to break free from addiction and rebuild their lives on a solid foundation.

In Australia, drug addiction remains a significant issue, with approximately 3.9 million people (17.9% of the population) using illicit drugs in the past year alone (reference​ AIHW)

. Furthermore, the nation continues to face a growing crisis of overdose deaths, with six Australians losing their lives to overdose each day (reference Penington Institute)

. These alarming statistics highlight the urgent need for comprehensive addiction recovery programs that extend beyond detoxification.

Research has shown that mentorship and coaching play a pivotal role in post-addiction recovery. Individuals who receive ongoing mentoring and support during their recovery process are more likely to maintain sobriety, rebuild their personal relationships, and reintegrate into society successfully. A structured mentorship program can reduce relapse rates, improve mental health outcomes, and help individuals regain a sense of purpose and self-worth.

Our Discipling Addicts program at Global Breakthrough Ministries takes a personalized approach, offering one-on-one mentorship, spiritual discipleship, and practical life skills training. By partnering with local churches, rehabilitation centers, and community services, we provide recovering addicts with a supportive network that walks with them every step of the way. We believe that true freedom comes not only from breaking the physical bonds of addiction but also from discovering one’s identity and purpose in Christ.

The impact of this ministry is clear—those who engage in mentorship and discipleship are better equipped to live fulfilling, addiction-free lives. At Global Breakthrough Ministries, we are committed to helping individuals not just recover, but thrive.