Frequently Asked Questions

A sober living home is a drug‑ and alcohol‑free residence for individuals in recovery. It provides a structured living environment with house rules, peer support and accountability to help residents build a strong foundation for long‑term sobriety.

Adults who are committed to sobriety, willing to engage in recovery activities and can live independently are encouraged to apply. All applicants must complete a breathalyzer and urinalysis screening prior to entry.

Length of stay is based on individual progress. Residents are encouraged to stay for at least three months; many stay six months or longer to solidify their recovery before transitioning to independent living.

Yes. Residents must adhere to a curfew that is designed to support healthy routines and accountability. Curfew times may be extended as residents demonstrate sustained progress.

Program fees cover housing, utilities and access to support services. Please contact us for current rates and financial assistance options.