Who We Serve

Who benefits from sober living homes?

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• Individuals in recovery: These homes are designed for people who have completed treatment for substance use disorders and need a structured, supportive environment to maintain sobriety.

• Those lacking a strong support system: Individuals who lack a supportive family or social network can find a sense of community and accountability in a sober living home.

• Individuals with co-occurring disorders: Some homes cater to individuals with both substance use disorders and mental health conditions, providing specialized support.

• People who have relapsed: Sober living homes can provide a safe space for individuals who have experienced relapse and are seeking to rebuild their recovery.

• Those transitioning from incarceration: Some sober living homes serve individuals released from prison or jail, helping them reintegrate into society and maintain sobriety.

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What do sober living homes offer?

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• Substance-free environment: Sober living homes provide a safe and drug-free environment, reducing the risk of relapse.

• Peer support: Residents can connect with others in recovery, sharing experiences and building a support network.

• Structure and accountability: Sober living homes often have rules and expectations, promoting accountability and responsibility.

• Access to resources: Some homes provide access to counseling, therapy, and other recovery services.

• Transitional housing: Sober living homes can serve as a stepping stone to independent living, providing a safe and stable environment while individuals work towards self-sufficiency.