A community built on recovery.

Any veteran who has served in the U.S. Armed Forces and is committed to maintaining sobriety is eligible to apply. You do not need to have completed a formal treatment program first — we work with veterans at all stages of recovery. A brief intake assessment helps us match you with the right level of support.

There is no fixed time limit. Most residents stay between six months and two years, depending on their recovery goals and housing situation. We work with each veteran individually to set milestones and plan a transition to independent or permanent housing when the time is right.

Program fees are income-based and no veteran is turned away for inability to pay. We work with VA benefits, HUD-VASH vouchers, and other funding sources to cover costs. Our intake team will walk you through every available option before you commit to anything.

All residents agree to maintain sobriety, attend weekly house meetings, contribute to shared household responsibilities, and participate in at least one recovery support activity per week. Curfews and guest policies are set by each house and reviewed with residents at intake.

Yes. Family involvement is encouraged as part of the recovery process. Visits are welcome during designated hours. We also offer family education sessions and can connect family members with support resources of their own.

Call our intake line or complete the online form on our Get Help page. An intake coordinator will contact you within one business day to schedule a brief phone or in-person assessment. There is no waitlist for the initial conversation — we want to hear from you as soon as you are ready.