Refuge Recovery Housing logoFaith · Community · Recovery

A structured, supportive sober home where freedom, hope and transformation can be found.

Refuge Recovery Housing provides structured, supportive housing for individuals overcoming substance use disorders, homelessness, incarceration, and other life-controlling challenges.

Exterior of the Refuge Recovery Housing residence on a bright day
Clean, furnished bedroom inside the Refuge Recovery Housing residence
Our Mission

No one should be denied recovery because of hardship or lack of housing.

Refuge Recovery Housing exists to provide safe, sober, structured, and supportive housing for individuals overcoming substance use disorders, chemical dependency, homelessness, incarceration, and other life-controlling challenges.

Every person who sincerely desires freedom from addiction deserves access to a supportive environment where healing, growth, and lasting transformation can begin. Through faith, community, accountability, and compassionate support, we help individuals discover their God-given identity and purpose.

Our Vision

Communities where hope replaces addiction.

We envision communities where recovery housing is readily available, barriers to treatment are removed, and those who once struggled with addiction become leaders, mentors, employees, parents, and productive members of society.

What Guides Us

Core values that shape every home

Compassion

We meet people where they are with dignity, respect, and grace.

Recovery

We believe lasting recovery is possible through commitment, accountability, and support.

Faith

We recognize the transforming power of faith and encourage spiritual growth while treating every individual with respect.

Community

Healing happens through healthy relationships, encouragement, and belonging.

Integrity

We operate with honesty, transparency, and excellence in all areas of our service.

Accountability

Personal responsibility and healthy boundaries are essential to sustainable recovery.

Service

We exist to serve others by removing barriers and creating opportunities for restoration.

Organized for charitable purpose

Refuge Recovery Housing is organized exclusively for charitable purposes: providing recovery housing, operating safe and sober residential recovery homes, connecting individuals with treatment providers and community resources, providing financial assistance through housing scholarships and bed sponsorships, and supporting residents through life-skills development, mentoring, employment readiness, and personal growth.

Recovery Housing

More than shelter. A place to rebuild.

Refuge Recovery Housing will acquire, lease, operate, and maintain recovery residences that provide safe and stable housing for individuals seeking freedom from addiction and other life-controlling issues.

Our homes offer structured environments where individuals can rebuild their lives on a foundation of hope, responsibility, and lasting recovery.

Ask About Availability

Each residence provides:

  • Safe and sober living
  • Structured accountability
  • Assistance with IOP, counseling and other treatment services
  • Peer support
  • Faith-based encouragement
  • Character development
  • Life-skills education
  • Employment assistance
  • Financial responsibility training
  • Healthy living practices
  • Community involvement
Community Partnerships

A network that gets people home

We develop strong relationships with organizations throughout the community to connect individuals with housing and recovery services.

Hospitals
Detox centers
Department of Corrections
Judicial centers
Recovery centers
Shelters
Churches
Community organizations

We partner with staff, caseworkers, officers, discharge coordinators, clinicians, and other referral sources within hospitals, detoxes, department of corrections, judicial centers, recovery centers, shelters, churches, and community organizations throughout the local community and state.

Reach Out

We're here, and we'll listen.

Confidential, judgment-free support. Ask about availability, learn how to refer someone, or explore how you can sponsor a bed.