Freedom From Addiction Starts Here
Seeing a loved one suffer from addiction is heartbreaking, but at Breakthrough, we're here to help. We're dedicated to guiding you or your loved one towards freedom from addiction.
Who We Are
Teen Challenge Malaysia is a faith-centred residential recovery centre for individuals in Malaysia. We offer long-term residential recovery programs for men struggling with life-controlling addictions.
About Global Teen Challenge
Global Teen Challenge is an international network of faith-based rehabilitation centres dedicated to helping individuals break free from addiction and discover a new life of hope and purpose. Founded in 1958 in Brooklyn, New York, by Rev. David Wilkerson, Teen Challenge has grown to more than 1,400 centres in over 120 nations.
The organisation’s mission is simple but powerful: to put hope within reach of every person struggling with life-controlling issues. Teen Challenge programs address the whole person — body, mind, and spirit — through a combination of Christian discipleship, life skills training, counselling, and vocational development.
With over six decades of proven success, Global Teen Challenge is known for one of the highest recovery rates in the world. Its model has transformed the lives of men, women, youth, and families worldwide, turning stories of addiction and despair into testimonies of restoration and purpose.
Breakthrough is proud to be part of the Global Teen Challenge family, bringing this life-changing program to Malaysia and offering the same proven pathway to lasting freedom.
Our network of addiction programs serve people struggling with life controlling additions, including
Opioid Addiction
Gambling Addiction
Alcohol Addiction
Character Development
Stimulant Addiction
Internet/Phone/Gaming Addiction
Service Offered
Long-Term, Residential Care
Group Theraphy
Multi-Phased Programms
Mentoring
Spiritual Formation
Life skill development
Facilities
Success Stories
It’s Not Too Late for Your Loved One
At Breakthrough, we believe no life is beyond the power of hope. Through a proven, faith-based recovery program, we’ve seen many walk free from drugs and alcohol—and rebuild trust with their families.
FAQ
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We help men struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, as well as other harmful habits such as gambling, pornography, and other compulsive behaviours. Our program focuses on healing the whole person—physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
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Our residential program is a minimum of 12 months, divided into two main phases: Foundation & Transformation and Growth & Preparation for Independence. During this time, residents take part in daily routines, mentoring, life skills training, and the Teen Challenge curriculum. After graduation, there is also an optional follow-up phase to help with reintegration into work and community life.
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Biblical Foundations – Teaching God’s Word for inner strength, moral values, and life purpose.
Personal Studies for New Christians (PSNC) – One-on-one lessons to help apply biblical truths to daily life.
Group Studies for New Christians (GSNC) – Group discussions for accountability, encouragement, and peer learning.
Life Skills Training – Communication, budgeting, time management, decision-making, and healthy relationships.
Vocational Skills – Work therapy and job-related training to develop responsibility and a strong work ethic.
Relapse Prevention – Tools and strategies to identify triggers, resist temptation, and maintain long-term recovery.
Family Restoration – Rebuilding trust and healthy connections with loved ones.
This structured, faith-based curriculum has been used worldwide for over 60 years, with a proven track record of helping people not just recover, but thrive.
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No. We welcome people from all backgrounds, races, and beliefs except Muslims. Our program is based on Christian principles, but there is no requirement to convert. Many who join simply appreciate the structure, values, and hope that faith brings to their recovery.
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Unfortunately, we currently only cater to men.
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We accept adults aged 18 and above. In some cases, we may consider younger applicants with parental or guardian consent. However, applicants must be able-bodied.
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Yes, depending on the condition. We review each application carefully and may request a doctor’s assessment to ensure we can provide the right care and environment for them.
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No. Residents will not have access to their phone and internet for the entire program.