FAQs

Adults committed to sobriety and open to a faith-based recovery approach are welcome to apply for residency in our structured, supportive environment.

We provide semi-private housing, faith-based recovery programs, relapse prevention workshops, career development, and mentorship to support holistic addiction recovery.

Yes, residents must adhere to house rules, participate in programs, maintain sobriety, and contribute to a supportive, faith-centered environment.

The length of stay depends on individual recovery goals, typically ranging from a few months to a year or more.

Yes, we are a faith-centered organization incorporating Christian principles into our recovery-support programs.

While we focus on a supportive, faith-based community, we can connect residents to licensed counselors or therapists if needed.

Space starts at $1100/bed with an additional non-refundable move-in fee. Meals are not included. Our nonprofit partner resources offer rental assistance of 1 to 3-months if separate approval is obtained and agreed to by the resident. We also partner with organizations to offer reduced monthly rates to clients committed to working with our second-chance employment partners.

Step 1: Referral Submission Treatment center submits required client details via our  'Apply Now' button on our website; confirmation sent within 4 hours.

Step 2: Initial Assessment Our team conducts a brief screening interview and assesses client fit within 1 business day.

Step 3: Decision & Logistics Acceptance decision communicated within 24 hours, payment confirmed, and move-in details arranged.

Step 4: Move-In & Support Scheduled intake, orientation provided, and ongoing transition support ensured for successful adjustment.

Yes, each client is allowed up to three people to visit and will be subject to background checks before visits are allowed. If the background check results are negative, clients forfeit that spot, and their visitor list will be reduced accordingly. Consent to background checks can be found here.

Yes, curfews are in place to promote accountability and maintain a structured environment for recovery.

Absolutely! We encourage residents to pursue work, education, or training to support their long-term goals.

Step 1: Apply
You or your referral partner will submit your application online. We review sobriety length, determine if it's a good fit for our program, and verify your funding source.

Step 2: Screening Call
We’ll schedule a quick call to discuss your recovery goals, house expectations, and willingness to engage in a Christ-centered community.

Step 3: Approval & Prep
Once approved, we confirm your move-in date and provide packing instructions. Belongings must be bagged, labeled, and ready for inspection.

Step 4: Arrival Day
Upon arrival, we inspect all items for safety and pests, run clothing through heat treatment, and conduct a UA drug test. No entry without a clean test.

Step 5: Intake & Orientation
You’ll complete paperwork, meet the house members, pay all required fees, and receive your room assignment. We pray together as you begin this next chapter.

Step 6: Settle In
The first 72 hours are focused on rest, routine, and reflection. You’ll get acclimated with chores, roommates, and available support resources.

Step 7: Begin the Journey
Start participating in house meetings, devotionals, and community events. With structure, accountability, and faith—we believe in your breakthrough.

Pre-Move-In Instructions: Bagging & Labeling Belongings for Inspection

To protect the safety, hygiene, and comfort of everyone in the home, all incoming residents are required to prepare their belongings for inspection and sanitation. This is a mandatory step before move-in.

✅ What to Do Before Arrival:

1. Use Clear Plastic Bags or Luggage

   • All personal items (clothing, linens, toiletries, shoes, etc.) must be packed in clear plastic bags if possible.

   • If using luggage or duffel bags, please limit to two bags and avoid overpacking to allow for a proper search and sanitation.

2. Label Every Bag or Item

   • Use masking tape, luggage tags, or a permanent marker to label each bag with:
     Resident's Full Name + Move-In Date
     (Example: John Doe – 4/25/2025)

   • For loose items (shoes, hygiene kits, books), place them in a labeled gallon-size Ziploc bag.

3. Bag Laundry Separately

   • Any clothing or linens that have not been freshly laundered must be packed in a separate bag and clearly marked “DIRTY LAUNDRY.”

   • We will heat-treat all clothing and linens in a commercial dryer to prevent introduction of bedbugs or lice. Residents may not opt out of this process.

4. Medications & Valuables

   • Prescription medications should be packed in a separate, clearly marked bag and must remain in original containers with labels.

   • Valuables (phones, wallets, IDs, chargers) must also be separated and handed directly to staff upon arrival for temporary safekeeping during inspection.

5. Do Not Pack Prohibited Items

   • Leave the following at home or dispose of before arrival:

     • Drugs, alcohol, paraphernalia (even if unused)

     • Weapons or sharp objects

     • Candles, incense, or lighters

     • Unlabeled or expired medications

     • Food or beverages

Pets are not allowed, as we strive to maintain a safe and allergen-free environment for all residents.