Sober Living
Recovery housing designed for real life
Our homes combine substance-free living with structure, peer support, and practical skill building — so residents can focus on recovery while preparing for independence.
Program Features
What our recovery housing includes
Every element of the program exists to reinforce recovery, responsibility, and forward movement.
Substance-Free Housing
Alcohol- and drug-free homes with clear standards that protect everyone's recovery.
Structured Living
Consistent routines, curfews, and household rhythms that create stability.
Peer Support
A house community of people who understand the daily work of recovery.
House Accountability
Shared expectations, check-ins, and honest communication with house leadership.
Recovery Meetings
Support for regular attendance at community recovery meetings of the resident's choice.
Employment Support
Resume help, interview practice, and connections to local employment partners.
Financial Literacy
Budgeting, saving, and planning for the cost of independent housing.
Transportation Resources
Guidance on transit options, ride resources, and license reinstatement steps.
Life Skills
Cooking, cleaning, scheduling, communication, and household responsibility.
Goal Planning
A personal recovery housing plan with short- and long-term goals.
Community Resources
Referrals to education, benefits, legal aid, food assistance, and health services.
Independent Living Preparation
Transition planning, housing readiness, and continued support connections.
Expectations
What Residents Can Expect
Residents know what is expected of them and what they can expect from us.
- Safe and respectful environment
- Clear house expectations
- Substance-free living
- Shared responsibilities
- Recovery-focused community
- Personal goal setting
- Employment or education planning
- Life-skills development
- Community resource connections
- Transition planning
Availability
Bed availability updates regularly
Availability, house locations, and program fees are placeholders pending confirmation. Contact admissions for current openings.