Our History
Prodigal Sons & Daughters, Inc. (PSD) was founded in 1996 by Ken and Jane
Meuers in Turlock, California.  In 1998, PSD was incorporated as a non-profit
organization and received a 501-C status. In 2002, the ministry began
expanding and made their first relocation to a larger property on N. Quincy Rd.  
It was fondly referred to as "Jeremy's House", to pay honor to Jeremy
Frampton whose parents believed in what God was doing through Prodigal
Sons & Daughters.
Objectives
Reduce adolescent substance
abuse.
Assist individuals in coping with
fundamental problems that lead
to addiction.
Provide free family counseling
and increase life skills.
This vital ministry continues to reach out to the
community with the message of hope and freedom
through Christ.  
In 2005, PSD opened it's doors once again in a new
commercial building downtown in the heart of old
town Turlock.  Prodigal Sons & Daughters is made
possible with the help of prayers and donations
from across the United States, a faithful board of
directors, countless volunteers, and those of us who
are "taking it one step at a time as we let go and let
God".
A Christian Ministry For Young Men & Women Seeking Recovery From Substance Abuse