House Rules & Operations

Our mission is to create safe, supportive, and healing-centered recovery homes where residents rebuild stability, rediscover connection, and grow into lasting independence.

Founded through lived experience and years of work in mental health, addiction, trauma, and recovery support, we believe healing happens through community, dignity, structure, and belonging — not just sobriety alone.

Our Core

Connection

Recovery is strengthened through community, belonging, and supportive relationships

Dignity

We foster safe, respectful environments where every resident is treated with compassion and value.

General

House Rules

Respect & Community

Sobriety & Recovery

Safety & Security

Treat all residents, staff, guests, and neighbors with kindness and respect.
Discrimination, harassment, threats, bullying, or violence will not be tolerated.
Residents are expected to contribute to a positive, supportive living environment.
Quiet hours are observed to support rest, recovery, and wellness.

Residents must remain free from alcohol and illicit substances while living in the home.
Random drug and alcohol screenings may be conducted.
Participation in recovery-related activities, meetings, therapy, employment, education, or approved programming may be required depending on residency phase.
Prescription medications must be taken only as prescribed and may need to be securely stored.

Residents are responsible for securing their personal belongings and room access codes/keys.
Cameras may be used in common areas for safety purposes only.
No weapons, illegal substances, or dangerous items are permitted on the property.
Smoking or vaping is only permitted in designated outdoor areas, if allowed.

Technology & Privacy

Respect the privacy and confidentiality of fellow residents.
Photos or videos of other residents may not be shared without permission.
Excessive disruptive noise, inappropriate online activity, or misuse of technology within the home may not be permitted.

Guests & Visitors

Ckeanliness & Shared Spaces

Curfew & Accountability

Visitor policies vary by residency phase and house guidelines.
Overnight guests are not permitted.
Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests.

Residents are expected to help maintain clean and welcoming shared spaces.
Personal rooms should be kept reasonably clean and organized.
Chores and household responsibilities may be assigned and rotated weekly.
Respect shared items, furniture, games, books, and wellness equipment.

Curfew expectations may vary by residency phase.
Residents should communicate with house leadership regarding schedules, employment, appointments, or emergencies.
Repeated violations of house expectations may result in additional support interventions or discharge from the program.