
Fentanyl and Opioid Addiction Help in Sioux Falls
Fentanyl, heroin and other opioids can create powerful dependence and carry a serious overdose risk. Counterfeit pills and drugs mixed with fentanyl make that risk even harder to see. If you are still alive, there is still hope. Washed Clean Ministries helps people build a recovery life through faith, structure, safe community and practical support.
Faith-based recovery support in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
When use becomes a problem
​Addiction is not a lack of character or a reason to give up on someone. A substance-use disorder can affect the brain, body, choices and relationships. It often shows up as loss of control, cravings, continued use despite harm and difficulty stopping without support.
​Common signs
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Strong cravings or feeling unable to function without opioids
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Using more often or in larger amounts than intended
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Drowsiness, pinpoint pupils, slowed breathing or frequent nodding off
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Withdrawal symptoms such as pain, nausea, diarrhea, sweating or restlessness
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Seeking pills or drugs from multiple sources
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Continuing to use after an overdose or serious consequence


Risks and immediate safety
​Opioids can slow or stop breathing. An overdose may look like unresponsiveness, slow or absent breathing, blue or gray lips, choking or gurgling sounds, or pinpoint pupils. Call 911 immediately, give naloxone if available and follow dispatcher instructions. South Dakota’s current overdose reporting identifies fentanyl and methamphetamine as leading substances of concern.
How Washed Clean helps
​Washed Clean provides recovery support after immediate medical needs are addressed. Participants can find transitional housing, a faith-centered community, mentoring and sponsorship, recovery structure, prayer, practical life support and help reconnecting with work and healthy relationships. Medication for opioid use disorder can be an important evidence-based part of treatment; medication decisions belong between the individual and qualified medical professionals.

What taking the next step can look like
1 / Call or submit
Call or submit the short contact form
2 / Private Conversation
Have a private conversation about what is happening and what kind of support is needed.
3 / Availability
Discuss program fit, current availability and whether medical detox or another service should come first.
4 / Complete Application
If the program is a fit, complete the application and admission steps provided by the team.
5 / Recovery
Begin building recovery through community, structure, faith, accountability and practical support.

Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if someone may be overdosing?
Call 911 immediately. Give naloxone if it is available, provide rescue breathing or CPR if instructed and stay with the person. A second dose of naloxone may be needed.
Is fentanyl always visible in another drug?
No. Illicit fentanyl may be mixed into powders or counterfeit pills without a person knowing. Appearance alone cannot confirm what a substance contains.
Does Washed Clean provide medical detox or medication?
Washed Clean is a faith-based recovery and transitional-living ministry. Verify current clinical services before publishing. Detoxification and medication decisions should be handled by qualified medical providers.
Can faith-based recovery work with medical treatment?
Yes. Spiritual support, community and practical accountability can work alongside appropriate medical and behavioral health care. The page should never tell a person to stop prescribed medication.

READY TO TALK
START A CONVERSATION
​An overdose, relapse or long history of opioid use does not disqualify you from a new beginning. Let today be the day you tell the truth to someone safe and take one step toward life.
Ready to talk? Call 605-231-3235 or apply online. You do not need to have every answer before you reach out.​
Emergency Service
​If someone is unresponsive, having trouble breathing, having a seizure, experiencing severe confusion, or may harm themselves or someone else, call 911 now. For mental health or suicide crisis support, call or text 988. Washed Clean Ministries is not an emergency service.