Our sober living home is designed for young men who want more than just a place to stay — they want a fresh start. Whether you're transitioning from treatment, stepping down from a higher level of care, or simply need a structured environment to support your sobriety, we may be a good fit.
Most of our residents attend outpatient treatment at Trailhead Recovery Center. We design our house routines to support their clinical care — giving them a stable place to live while they do the real work of getting their lives back on track..
Our comprehensive approach addresses every aspect of early recovery, from daily structure to adventure and community connection.
Safe & Structured Housing
Drug- and alcohol-free home with clear expectations, peer accountability, and a supportive, respectful community.
Daily Accountablity
House meetings, goal-setting, and regular check-ins to stay focused on recovery, work, and personal growth.
Fellowship & Community
A welcoming, peer-driven environment where residents support one another and learn to
show up.
Work & Life Skills Support
Guidance with job searching, budgeting, time management, and skills for independent living.

Recovery & Wellness
Encouragement around meetings, fitness, and healthy routines that support long-term sobriety.

Outdoor Adventures
Group hikes, bike rides, lake days, and weekend trips to reconnect with nature.

DAILY LiFE
What toExpect
Life in our sober living home is structured but flexible enough to accommodate work, school, and treatment schedules. Here's what a typical day might look like:
7:00 AM
Morning wake-up and personal time
Breakfast and house responsibilities
8:00 AM
8:30 AM
Adventures
Work, school, or treatment programming
9:00 AM
Return home, dinner preparation
5:00 PM
6:30 PM
Recovery meetings or group activities
Evening check-in and community time
9:00 PM
11:00 PM
Lights out
House Expectations
Structure & Accountability
Clear expectations help everyone succeed. Our house guidelines are designed to create a safe, respectful environment where recovery comes first.
Attend regular house meetings and check-ins
Maintain complete sobriety from drugs and alcohol
Pursue employment, education, or recovery programming
Participate in household responsibilities and chores
