Structure that respects who you already are.
Our homes are designed to feel like home, not a facility — with the routines and accountability that make independent living work.
Predictable rhythms, honest work.
6:30 – 8:00 AM
Wake, chores, breakfast
House opens the day together — beds made, common spaces reset, a hot meal.
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Work, school, or programming
Residents work, attend school, training, or approved job-search activities.
5:30 – 7:00 PM
Family-style dinner
Shared meal and check-in. Someone always cooks, someone always cleans.
7:00 – 9:00 PM
House time & support
House meetings, one-on-ones with the house manager, support groups, or personal time.
10:30 PM
Quiet hours & curfew
Lights low, phones down. Rest is part of the plan.
Grow into more responsibility.
Length of stay is typically 6–12 months. Residents move through phases as they demonstrate consistency — earning autonomy while building the habits and savings that carry them into a place of their own.
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Phase 1 · Foundation
Weeks 1–4Higher structure. Daily check-ins, goal setting with your house manager, curfews on the earlier side, no overnight passes.
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Phase 2 · Momentum
Weeks 5–12Employment, school, or programming required. Weekly one-on-ones. Earned overnight passes and expanded responsibilities.
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Phase 3 · Launch
Month 4+Mentor a newer resident, save toward your own place, transition planning with your case team.
The non-negotiables.
- A substance-free home — no alcohol or non-prescribed substances on the property
- Drug and alcohol screening, random and for cause
- Employment, education, or approved programming after Phase 1
- Respect for housemates, staff, and neighbors — zero violence, zero harassment
- Confidentiality about housemates — especially those with safety concerns
- Weekly chores, house meetings, and one-on-ones
- Curfews and sign-in / sign-out procedures