Our Residents
Our homes support adults in early recovery seeking safety and dignity. Many join us directly from inpatient treatment, clinical detox, or unstable housing situations. We provide a vital bridge for those ready to leave high-risk environments behind and step into a focused, sober lifestyle centered on healing.
Residents here seek more than just a bed; they look for peer community and professional accountability. We offer a safe place to stabilize while building healthy habits. Most stay several months to fully establish their sobriety. Success means moving to independent living, returning to school, or starting a new career with a solid foundation.
Who Can Join Our Home
Basic Requirements
We welcome adult residents ages 18 and older who are medically and psychiatrically stable enough for a peer-supported sober living environment, which is not a clinical medical facility.
A Sobriety Core
Maintaining a drug and alcohol-free life is mandatory for the safety of our entire community. We ask for honesty and openness during staff check-ins and drug or alcohol screenings.
Active Participation
Residents should be willing to engage in recovery activities like meetings, groups, or individual counseling to strengthen their path and help maintain a healthy house structure.
Shared Accountability
Successfully living in our shared space requires respect for peers and accountability to house guidelines. While we provide a solid foundation, our program is not a fit for individuals currently requiring 24/7 medical or psychiatric care.