I. Safe & Sober Housing

• Drug and Alcohol-Free Residence: A strict zero-tolerance policy ensuring a substance-free environment for all residents.
• Secure Environment: Ensuring resident safety and security within the home.
• Clean and Well-Maintained Living Spaces: Comfortable, hygienic, and well-maintained common areas, bedrooms, and bathrooms.
• Basic Furnishings: Providing beds, dressers, and essential furniture for a comfortable living experience.
• Utilities Included: Basic utilities such as water, electricity, gas, and internet access are included.

II. Structured Recovery & Wellness Support

• Personalized Recovery Plan: Development of indiviualized plans tailored to each resident’s recovery goals.
• House Rules and Guidelines: Clear expectations for resident behavior, responsibilities, and adherence to the program.
• Regular Check-Ins: Scheduled meetings with recovery specialists to monitor progress, address challenges, and provide encouragement.
• Structured Daily Schedules: Establishing routines for meals, chores, meetings, and free time to promote stability and discipline.
• Chore Assignments: Shared responsibility for maintaining the living space.
• Curfew and Bedtime Schedules: Establishing regular sleep patterns and reinforcing structure.
• Random Drug and Alcohol Testing: Regular testing to ensure compliance with sobriety and a safe environment.
• Relapse Prevention Strategies: Identifying triggers, developing coping mechanisms, and establishing support systems to prevent relapse
• 12-Step Program Integration: Encouragement and support for attending meetings (AA, NA, etc.), finding a sponsor, and working through the steps.
• Health & Wellness Guidance: Providing information on balanced nutrition, exercise, physical activity, healthy habits, and self-care.
• Personalized Fitness Program: Residents work with a personal fitness trainer to develop fitness plans that match their specific physical fitness goals.
• Mindfulness and Meditation Guidance: Offering tools for stress management and self-awareness.
• Medication Management Support: Assistance with adherence to prescribed medications.

III. Community & Peer Support

• Peer Support and Mentorship: Fostering a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive atmosphere where residents feel accepted and understood.
• Structured Group Meetings: Focused discussions on topics related to recovery such as relapse prevention, emotional regulation, stress management, and healthy relationships.
• House Meetings: Regular gatherings for residents to discuss house issues, address concerns, make collaborative decisions, and hold each other accountable.
• Peer Accountability Support: Promoting a sense of shared responsibility for the well-being of the community.
• Recreational and Social Activities: Encouraging healthy socialization and teamwork through organized events, group meals and other communal activities
• Celebrating Milestones and Achievements: Acknowledging and celebrating progress and accomplishments in recovery.
• Family Educational Support: Opportunities for family members to participate in workshops to understand addiction and support the recovery process.
• Alumni Support Network: Opportunity to connect with past residents for ongoing encouragement and mentorship.
• Transportation Assistance (when available): Assistance with accessing transportation to work, meetings, or appointments.

IV. Life Skills Development & Transition Support

• Job Search Assistance: Guidance and resources for resume writing, interview preparation, and job searching.
• Financial Management Skills: Education and support on budgeting, saving, and paying bills.
• Time Management Training: Developing organizational skills to manage daily responsibilities and activities effectively.
• Conflict Resolution Skills: Teaching effective communication and problem-solving skills for residents to resolve interpersonal conflicts constructively.
• Healthy Coping Mechanisms Training: Helping residents develop healthy ways to handle stress and emotional issues to avoid relapse.
• Meal Planning & Preparation Support: Guidance on healthy eating habits, grocery shopping, and shared meal preparation.
• Transition Planning Assistance: Support with planning for independent living after completing the program.

V. Referral-Based Services

• Referrals to Individual Therapy: Connecting residents with licensed therapists or counselors for individual sessions.
• Referrals to Group Therapy: Facilitating access to group therapy programs focused on addiction and recovery.
• Trauma-Informed Care Referrals: Connecting residents with specialists equipped to address past trauma.
• Co-Occurring Disorder Support Referral: Connecting residents to specialized care for mental health needs.
• Vocational Training Programs: Connecting residents to vocational training and education opportunities.
• Case Management Services: Connecting residents to community resources to assist with navigating social services.
• Community Resource Referrals: Providing connections to external resources that will support long term goals.
• Spiritual Guidance: Providing resources for residents to explore personal spirituality and faith