Supportive Recovery Environment

A structured sober living environment focused on accountability, community support, and the development of life skills needed for long-term recovery.

Structured Support. Real Results.

We will work with individuals who are actively seeking employment and can structure payments around their unique financial situation.

All houses have live-in house managers with multiple years of sobriety. These managers ensure that our men and women are following TRH program guidelines which include:

Drug & Alcohol Testing

Regular and random testing keeps the environment safe for everyone.

12-Step Participation

Mandatory meeting attendance, sponsor relationships, and step work.

Nightly Curfew

Curfew is in place to build routine and protect your recovery environment.

Employment Requirements

All residents must be working or actively seeking employment.

House Rules & Policies

1. Purpose Statement

2. Sobriety Policy (Zero Ambiguity)

3. Relapse Policy (CRITICAL)

4. Curfew & Accountability

5. Chores & Responsibilities

6. Visitors & Conduct

7. Employment & Participation

8. Fees & Financial Policy

9. Discharge Policy

Stack Accordion - Unique Classes
001 Supporting Recovery Journeys
We support individuals through structured recovery programs, helping them rebuild their lives with care and long-term stability.
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002 Empowering Change in Lives
Our structured environment fosters personal growth and accountability, empowering individuals to create meaningful change.
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003 Community and Connection
Strong community support helps individuals stay motivated and connected throughout their journey of recovery.
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004 A Safe Environment for Healing
We provide a safe and supportive space where healing, growth, and transformation can happen naturally.
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Help Someone Find Their Way Home

Your generosity directly supports individuals who are fighting to reclaim their lives from addiction. Every donation helps us keep housing affordable, maintain a safe environment, and expand our reach to more communities