Our Sober Living Program

Our sober living program provides transitional housing for men and women who are committed to building a strong foundation for long-term recovery. We emphasize sobriety, employment, and personal accountability, while creating a safe, structured, and supportive environment where residents can develop healthy, sober relationships.

Our program is built on structure, consistency, and accountability. Residents begin with a scholarship phase that includes mandatory weekday groups, regular recovery meeting attendance, and clear expectations around curfew, chores, and community participation. As residents progress, they transition into a more independent phase while still maintaining core program requirements that support continued growth, responsibility, and long-term sobriety.

Admission Requirements

To ensure a safe, structured, and recovery-focused environment, all prospective residents must meet the following admission criteria:

Must be seeking sober living and committed to maintaining sobriety
Willing to comply with all program rules, expectations, and structure
Agree to random UA/BA testing and maintain complete abstinence from drugs and alcohol
Able to participate in daily programming, including morning groups and outside recovery meetings
Willing to engage in employment, job searching, or another form of productive activity
Agree to maintain cleanliness, complete daily chores, and follow house guidelines
Must complete an intake process and be approved by program staff

Our goal is to create a supportive community of individuals who are ready and willing to do the work necessary for long-term recovery.

We got you

Our sober living homes provide everything you need to focus on recovery in a safe, supportive environment:

All utilities covered, including water, gas, electric, trash, and high-speed Wi-Fi
Access to on-site washer and dryer
Fully equipped kitchen for all your cooking needs
Comfortable beds with fresh linens and towels
Clean and organized living spaces
Multiple shared areas for connection and relaxation
Daily and weekly structured recovery groups to support your sobriety
A safe, sober community where accountability and personal growth come first

what to bring

Pack the essentials to feel at home:

Clothing
Toiletries
Personal items
Food, don't worry if you don't have any! We will help you.

Everything else you need for daily living is already provided—so you can focus on your recovery.

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