About our home

We are a newly established independent living house created to provide more than just a room — we provide a home. We are an unlicensed independent living home. We do not provide personal care, medical, or medication service. We do offer a safe, peaceful, and respectful environment where adults can maintain their independence while being part of a supportive community.

Who we welcome

Adults who are able to care for themselves day to day and are looking for a stable, respectful place to live alongside others. Residents manage their own routines, medications, appointments, and personal care. We hold beds specifically for:

  • Veterans — a steady, respectful place to land.
  • Individuals in recovery from addiction — sober housing for people committed to staying clean.
  • Re-entry residents — people returning from incarceration who need a safe, drug-free address and a fair chance.

A sober home

This is a sober living home. No drugs and no alcohol are permitted on the property or on your person, at any time. We keep clear house rules and they are enforced — that consistency is what keeps this home safe and peaceful for everyone in it.

House rules

  • Absolutely no drugs or alcohol on the property or on your person.
  • Random and for-cause drug and alcohol screenings are required.
  • No violence, threats, harassment, or theft of any kind.
  • Respect quiet hours, shared spaces, and other residents' privacy.
  • Keep your room and shared areas clean; share in household chores.
  • Guests only with prior approval. No overnight visits are permitted.
  • No weapons of any kind on the property.
  • Rent and fees are paid on time; residents are expected to work, attend school, or pursue a program.

Violation of house rules — especially the sobriety policy — may result in immediate loss of your bed.

What we provide

  • A furnished room in a clean, well-maintained house
  • Shared kitchen, living, and laundry spaces
  • House guidelines that keep the home quiet, sober, and respectful
  • Neighbors and staff who treat every resident with dignity

What we do not provide

  • Personal care or assistance with daily living activities
  • Medical, nursing, or therapy services
  • Medication administration, storage, or reminders
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