Resident Information
Planning for a fresh start? Here's what to know.
Learn who our future home is designed to serve, what we will expect of residents, and how to join our interest list.
We are not currently accepting residents.
Our housing program is in development. Submitting the form below adds you to an interest list only — it is not an application and does not reserve a bed. We'll reach out when we are ready to begin accepting applications. Criteria and expectations below are planned and may be updated before opening.
Eligibility
Who our home will serve
- Men ages 18 and older
- A sincere commitment to living alcohol- and drug-free
- Willingness to follow house expectations and participate in house life
- Ability to contribute toward program fees (details to be shared before opening)
- Actively working, seeking work, in school, or engaged in a recovery or treatment plan
- Able to live safely and independently in a shared, non-clinical home
House expectations
Living together in recovery
- Stay substance-free
- No alcohol, illicit drugs, or misuse of medication on or off the property. Drug and alcohol screening may be required.
- Respect the household
- Treat fellow residents, staff, neighbors, and the home with courtesy. No violence, threats, or harassment.
- Attend house meetings
- Take part in regular house meetings and stay engaged in your personal recovery plan.
- Share responsibilities
- Complete assigned chores and help keep shared spaces clean and welcoming.
- Honor curfew and guest policies
- Follow house hours and guest guidelines that protect everyone’s safety and privacy.
- Work toward goals
- Pursue employment, education, or volunteer activity and keep program fees current.
Inquiry form
Join our resident interest list
Whether you're interested for yourself, a family member, or a client, tell us a little about the situation and we'll follow up as opening plans are confirmed.
Privacy note: please don't include detailed medical or legal history in this form. We'll discuss specifics privately when the time is right. If you need help now, call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 (free, confidential, 24/7).