This home holds eight men in a setting that is open, quiet, and made for real recovery—not a warehouse, not a motel room. An airy dorm and a private room give space to live together without living on top of each other. The kitchen and living room are large on purpose: meals, house meetings, and downtime happen in the same rooms where accountability is practiced every day. Life here runs on structure. Wake-up, work, chores, 12-step, curfew. Residents cook, clean, hold a job, and stay honest. The house is long-term sober living—months, not days—for men coming out of jail, treatment, the street, or another relapse with nowhere else to land.

Definition of Abstinence: Complete abstinence from alcohol, illicit drugs, and non-prescribed mood-altering substances is required at all times (on- or off-site). No possession, use, or distribution of prohibited substances. Prescription and OTC meds must be disclosed at intake, stored securely, and used only as prescribed. No sharing. Violation: immediate removal (relapse policy applies).