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We provide a clean, secure, and substance-free living environment where residents can focus on their recovery and personal growth. Our housing is designed to offer stability and routine, with house guidelines that promote accountability, respect, and a sense of community. Whether someone is transitioning from treatment or the justice system, this is a place to regroup, heal, and move forward—one day at a time.

Connection is key to lasting recovery. Our peer support model connects residents with individuals who have walked similar paths and now serve as mentors and role models. Through group meetings, one-on-one support, and shared experiences, residents build a strong support system rooted in understanding, empathy, and encouragement. 

We believe in preparing our residents not just to survive, but to thrive. Our life skills training includes guidance in budgeting, time management, communication, and healthy daily routines. Our job readiness services help residents build resumes, practice interviews, and gain the confidence needed to enter or re-enter the workforce with purpose and professionalism. 

Each resident is assigned a dedicated case manager who works collaboratively to set goals and track progress. We assist with referrals to outpatient programs, healthcare, mental health services, legal aid, and other community resources. This personalized approach ensures that every resident has the support and tools they need to stay on the path of recovery and self-sufficiency.

No two journeys are the same. That’s why we work closely with each resident to create an individualized action plan that reflects their goals, needs, and timeline. Whether it’s continuing education, gaining employment, or reuniting with family, our team is here to support residents every step of the way—turning hope into progress. 

Successful recovery means becoming an active, contributing member of society. Our reintegration services focus on helping residents reconnect with their communities in healthy, meaningful ways. This includes volunteer opportunities, navigating public services, rebuilding family relationships, and developing the confidence to live independently while staying grounded in recovery.