What to Expect
Over the years, we’ve discovered what matters the most for our residents’ quick recovery. Community is crucial, as well as providing specially designed services at the right moment. Residents are required to attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous meetings (90 in 90 days). They are also required to maintain employment or perform 25 hours of community service each week.
Transitioning directly from group living or any highly structured environment, to living on your own, is often not the best choice for sobriety. Time and research has show, a slow transition back to the community, increases the the likelihood of staying sober. Recommendations for complete continued treatment (aftercare) recommendations.

Transitional House
Day-to-day household chores are shared, helping residents take responsibility for themselves while learning to live in harmony with others. Multiple Bedroom house with two residents per room.

Sober House
Same responsibility as step one with more freedom. Four Bedroom house with 2 residents per room.

Sober Living
1 Bedroom apartments, with a peer apartment closeby for added supports. Perfect for transitioning back to the community.
