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Living at BRT was the first real time that I lived on my own and had to take care of myself. This is where I went from being a kid to being a man.

I was led to The Vine after being lost for many years. My life quickly spiraled out of control, and after a second try at rehab, I knew I needed different people and places in my life.

During my time at BRT, I have learned we are all family here, and everyone cares about you and is kind. I really like that.

This program has been such a blessing and taught me there is a better way to live. You just have to want it enough and put full faith in God.

There is a lot to love about living on campus, but my favorite is learning about the other girls and learning how different everyone's lifestyles are.

This program has been such a blessing and taught me there is a better way to live. You just have to want it enough and put full faith in God.

Phoenix strives to get along with everyone in the cottage, and says living in the cottage is “the closest thing I have to having brothers.”

The biggest adjustment to life on campus for me has been being away from my family and being around a lot of girls.

While Ricardo now considers Boys Ranch Town home, several years ago he had to adjust to being around people and having a stable home.