The Home
A place to focus on recovery.
Everything is set up so members can put their energy where it matters most: their sobriety, their goals and each other.
Inside the Home
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
A calm, clean and sober household with the support and essentials already in place.
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On-Site House Leadership
A house manager who keeps the home running smoothly and is there when you need guidance.
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Mentorship & Peer Support
Learn from people further down the road, and lend a hand to those just starting out.
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House Meetings
Regular meetings to check in, work through problems together and celebrate progress.
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Shared Responsibilities
A fair chore rotation that builds routine, pride and respect for the home you share.
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TV & Internet Access
Stay connected for work, school, family and well-earned downtime.
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Household Supplies Included
Everyday essentials are covered, so one less thing stands between you and your goals.
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Comfortable Living Spaces
Clean, furnished common areas designed to feel like a home, never like a facility.
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Convenient Location
Close to recovery meetings, job opportunities and public transportation.
Life at H&A
Clear expectations. Real freedom.
Structure is what makes a house feel safe. Every member knows what is expected and what they can count on in return.
- Stay alcohol- and drug-free. Sobriety is the foundation of the home and the one thing that is never negotiable.
- Attend house meetings. Show up, share honestly and help keep the household strong.
- Do your part. Keep your space tidy and complete your share of household chores.
- Honor house hours. Respect quiet hours, curfew and guest guidelines so everyone can rest.
- Treat everyone with respect. Housemates, staff and neighbors alike.
- Keep moving forward. Work, school, volunteering or recovery programs. Every member is building toward something.
Every member reviews the complete house guidelines with us before move-in.
- Mornings
Up on time, bed made and ready to start the day with intention.
- Daytime
Work, school, treatment, job searching or volunteering. Days have purpose.
- Evenings
Recovery meetings, shared meals and time with housemates who get it.
- Weekly
House meeting, chore rotation and a check-in on personal goals.
Ready to take the first step?
Whether it is for you or someone you love, we are here to talk.