Your Questions, Answered

  • Adults seeking structured, recovery-supportive housing may submit an inquiry. Every application is reviewed for safety, suitability, availability, and the applicant’s ability to comply with house expectations.

  • No. We provide housing and nonclinical structure. We do not provide detoxification, medical care, therapy, clinical treatment, or medication management.

  • Yes. Residents are expected to maintain an alcohol- and drug-free living environment and follow the organization’s substance-use and testing policies.

  • Fees and required deposits should be discussed during the inquiry process. The exact public-facing amount should be added after the current fee policy is confirmed.

  • Residents may be required to follow a curfew or approved schedule. The exact policy will be explained before admission.

  • Residents may be expected to pursue employment, education, volunteering, workforce development, benefits, or another approved productive plan based on their circumstances.

  • Visitors must comply with house rules. Approved hours, locations, and restrictions will be explained during admission.

  • Transportation assistance may be available for approved needs, depending on scheduling and resources. Transportation is not guaranteed for every appointment or activity.

  • Length of stay depends on the resident’s needs, progress, compliance, payment status, housing plan, and applicable program policies.

  • Approved applicants receive a move-in list. Common items may include identification, clothing, toiletries, prescribed medications, work items, and required documents.

  • Yes. Professional referrals are welcome. Admission remains subject to screening, fit, safety, and availability.

  • No. Submission of an application or referral does not guarantee acceptance or reserve a bed.

  • The home is not a medical facility. Applicants must be appropriate for nonclinical shared housing and able to manage their needs with available outside providers.