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Who can apply to live here?

Women committed to recovery, seeking a safe, substance-free environment, are welcome to apply. We support those ready to rebuild stability and independence.

What support is provided daily?

Residents receive guidance with daily routines, job searches, financial management, and parenting, all within a caring, structured setting.

How long can I stay?

Length of stay is based on individual needs and progress. Our goal is to help you build a strong foundation for lasting independence.

Is there a cost to live here?

Yes, there is rent is $600 a month. Resident rent supports the cost of safe, stable, and structured sober housing. Rent includes a furnished bedroom, utilities (electric, heat, water, trash, and internet), shared household supplies, property maintenance, and professional management. It also supports the accountability measures that help maintain a substance-free environment, including house oversight and drug and alcohol testing for house rule compliance.

This home provides housing with accountability, not treatment or clinical services. Residents are responsible for their own recovery supports, treatment, medical care, and personal expenses outside of housing.

*Financial assistance may be available for those who qualify.

What Should I Bring?

 Residents should arrive with basic personal items and essentials needed for daily living. The home is fully furnished.

Photo ID 

Personal clothing and shoes

Toiletries and personal hygiene items

Prescribed medications (in original pharmacy containers)

Alarm clock (if needed)

Laundry supplies

Work or school materials

Recovery-related items (journal, literature, meeting materials)

Small personal decor items (photos, books),

Personal bedding or pillows (if preferred),

Storage space is limited; please pack lightly.

All personal items are subject to search.

Items that violate house rules will be confiscated or

residents will be required to remove them from the property ASAP.

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Is this a treatment program?

 No. This is not a treatment facility, halfway house, or medical program. We provide housing with accountability. Treatment, therapy, and medical care are arranged by the resident independently.

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Are residents drug tested?

Yes. Drug and alcohol testing is used to enforce house rules and maintain a safe, sober living environment.

What happens if someone relapses?

Substance use is not permitted. If a relapse occurs, the resident will be required to leave the home immediately to protect the safety and sobriety of others.

Are visitors allowed?

No visitors are allowed. This is to keep this home as a safe place for everyone.

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What if I don’t have an ID or job yet?

Applicants must be actively working toward stability. Lack of ID or employment does not automatically disqualify someone, but residents must show progress and responsibility.

Can I work or attend school while living here?

Yes. Residents are encouraged to work, attend school, and participate in recovery activities outside the home.

How do I apply?

  You can start the application process by contacting us through the website or email. All applicants are screened and interviewed prior to acceptance.

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