Coming Soon · A safe, supportive home for people in recovery.

Sober Living & Recovery Housing

The Center of Open Hands Community Development Corp is preparing to launch a Sober Living / Recovery Housing program designed to offer adults in recovery a safe, stable, and sober place to call home. This upcoming program will provide a caring community where residents can heal, grow, and rebuild their lives with support.

Our vision is a welcoming, recovery-focused home where every resident is treated with dignity, encouraged to pursue their goals, and supported in maintaining long-term sobriety.

A large beautiful two-story residential home with a welcoming front porch, manicured lawn, colorful flower beds, and warm golden sunlight

What Our Sober Living / Recovery Housing Will Offer

When it launches, the Sober Living / Recovery Housing program will provide a safe, structured, and supportive home environment for adults in recovery from addiction. It will not be a treatment center, but a stable place to practice sober living in everyday life with encouragement from others on a similar path.

  • Safe, sober housing — A drug- and alcohol-free home with clear expectations, house guidelines, and shared responsibility.
  • Supportive daily structure — Routines that encourage healthy habits, personal responsibility, and accountability.
  • Peer community — Encouragement, accountability, and friendship from others who understand the journey of recovery.
  • Life skills development — Opportunities to build and practice skills like budgeting, cooking, cleaning, time management, and job readiness.
  • Connection to resources — Support in connecting with counseling, medical and mental health care, support groups, workforce development, and other community services.
  • Hope-filled environment — A culture of dignity, grace, and belief in each person’s potential for lasting change.

Who This Program Will Serve

The Sober Living / Recovery Housing program is being developed for adults in recovery who are committed to living substance-free and ready for a stable, supportive environment, including:

  • Adults in recovery from addiction who desire a safe, sober place to live.
  • Individuals transitioning from detox, residential treatment, or intensive outpatient programs.
  • People rebuilding their lives after seasons of instability who would benefit from structure, support, and community.
  • Those who want peer support, accountability, and connection as they work toward long-term sobriety.
  • Community members referred by treatment providers, hospitals, courts, faith communities, or local partners.

Please note: Applications for this program are not yet open. Details about eligibility and the application process will be shared once the home is ready to welcome residents.

What Residents Can Expect

When the Sober Living / Recovery Housing program opens, residents can expect a welcoming, recovery-focused home that balances compassion with accountability. The goal is to create a place where people can practice sober living, strengthen life skills, and move toward greater independence.

  • Peer support — Living alongside others in recovery who offer encouragement, understanding, and shared experience.
  • Accountability — House expectations and agreements that support sobriety, personal growth, and respect for others.
  • Life skills and daily routines — Support in building healthy habits, managing responsibilities, and preparing for long-term stability.
  • A drug- and alcohol-free home — A consistent, sober environment where recovery is protected and celebrated.
  • Community connections — Guidance and referrals to recovery groups, employment opportunities, education, and other supports.

Stay Connected

As the Sober Living / Recovery Housing program moves toward launch, we invite individuals, families, and community partners to stay connected with The Center of Open Hands CDC.

Please reach out if:

  • You would like to receive updates about the program as it develops.
  • You are interested in learning more about how this program will serve adults in recovery.
  • You represent an organization that may refer future residents or collaborate on supportive services.

We are grateful for every person who cares about recovery, stable housing, and second chances, and we look forward to sharing updates as this program moves closer to welcoming its first residents.

Stay in Touch About This Upcoming Program

Recovery is not meant to be walked alone. As our Sober Living / Recovery Housing program moves closer to opening, we welcome your questions and interest. Together, we can help create a safe, sober, and supportive home for adults in recovery.