Who We Serve

We provide housing for individuals committed to sobriety, personal growth, and successful reintegration into society. Our program serves two primary populations: those in recovery from substance use disorders and those transitioning from incarceration.

All residents must meet our core requirements: demonstrated commitment to sobriety, clean drug tests, participation in recovery support (such as AA/NA), and completion of a background check.

For Your Safety

We do not accept individuals with convictions for arson, sexual offenses (including rape or sexual assault), or any crimes involving children. These exclusions are non-negotiable and exist to protect the safety and integrity of our community.

Individuals in Recovery

We welcome people recovering from alcohol or substance addiction who are seeking structured, peer-supported living. This includes:

• Those completing inpatient or outpatient treatment programs

• Individuals transitioning from detox or rehabilitation facilities

• Self-referrals committed to maintaining long-term sobriety

Reentry from Incarceration

We accept formerly incarcerated individuals under Florida Department of Corrections supervision (parole, probation, or community release) who demonstrate genuine motivation for positive change and compliance with release terms.

Accepted offense categories include:

• Drug-related offenses – Possession, distribution, or manufacturing (non-violent)

• Property crimes – Burglary, theft, shoplifting, auto theft (without violence)

• Financial crimes – Fraud, embezzlement, forgery, identity theft

• DUI/Traffic offenses – Driving under the influence, reckless driving, vehicular manslaughter (unintentional)

• Non-sexual assault – Simple assault, battery, or misdemeanor altercations (no pattern of violence)

• White-collar crimes – Tax evasion, money laundering, corporate fraud

• Non-violent domestic disputes – Restraining order violations (case-by-case, no ongoing threat)

Our Evaluation Process

Every applicant is evaluated individually. We require:

• References from counselors, probation officers, or treatment professionals

• Commitment to house rules, including random drug testing and curfews

• Willingness to pursue employment or job training

We prioritize residents who are actively working toward stability and self-sufficiency. Our goal is to support your transition, not just provide a bed.