What We Do
We support individuals who are serious in seeking long-term recovery and abstinence from substance use.
We operate a recovery program using the Social Model; proven to work for those who work the program.
We Find
We Are Conveniently Located
We Educate
Treatment for SUD is an amazing first step toward long-term recovery, however, it is not enough. For an individual to be successful in sustaining long-term recovery, most need a helpful hand and the right guidance in understanding basic life skills and financial education; such as healthy communication skills, strategies for dealing with challenges of maintaining abstinence when difficulties may arise, maintaining a clean and organized home, opening a bank account, balancing a checkbook, correcting credit and maintaining good credit, saving for retirement, healthy eating habits, diet and exercise, and more.
We Care
We help build communities within our recovery homes, and provide a family-like environment; empowering our participants to be self-motivated, self-starters, independent, successful, healthy, work through their trauma, and capable of solving their life challenges without the use of substances.
We Consult
We work with other nonprofit and for profit organizations, and governmental agencies to help coordinate care and support that individuals in recovery need. We coordinate with courts to defer incarceration when possible wit individuals that demonstrate hard work and serious change in a positive direction. We work with probation departments to strengthen the relationship between probation and our participants. We engage with treatment centers to organize a seamless transition from treatment to sober living. We are involved with therapists to aid in the betterment of behavioral health in connection with our participants mental health needs. We interact with peer support specialists and recovery coaches to support our participants recovery outcome. We engage in even more to support our participants sobriety and life goals and objectives.
We Build Communities
We work with our participants to engage the outside community in a healthy fashion, for each to become a thriving, successful, and productive member of society. We have a Good Neighbor Policy that each participant is required to follow to be a good neighbor to both the community within the recovery house, as well as to be a positive community member to those in the neighborhood.
We Strengthen
We strengthen the individuals we serve, and simultaneously strengthen the communities they are part of. We believe that everyone deserves a safe place to put their head down at night, and a supportive and loving environment to encourage our participants to continue in their goals of abstinence from the use of substances. We believe education and employment play a key role in their success, and desire to empower our participants to seek out education and employment opportunities that are conducive to their recovery. Our participants become thriving
What we care for
Serious Applicants
Space is limited; we only take those individuals who are committed to their recovery, and are serious about rebuilding and restoring their lives. We look for those who have demonstrated their ability to maintain a lifestyle of recovery from Substance Use Disorder; which includes a willingness to obtain and maintain employment conducive to a clean and sober lifestyle, are willing to work and live with others in a shared living environment, desire to follow the law, and cooperate with any justice system requirements; if applicable. Our participants need to follow our recovery house rules, and work within the recovery house community toward creating a healthy environment supportive of recovery for all.