The Spokane Men’s Campus of Adult & Teen Challenge is located at the site of an old Nike missile base, eleven miles west of downtown Spokane. It was strategically placed to protect the Fairchild AFB as a last line of defense from potential air attack during the Cold War. The base was only active for a few years and decommissioned in 1960. In 1983, the 32-acre property was donated to Adult & Teen Challenge. Over the years, the missile base has been transformed into a 50 bed, year-long, faith-based residential recovery program to help fight back against the real threat of substance abuse and addiction. Hundreds of men at our campus have found sustained freedom from the bondage of drugs and alcohol through our program and have moved on to be contributing members of society.