Is Friends of Recovery Right for Me?

Friends of Recovery provides Christ-centered recovery housing for men and women who are committed to building a life free from drugs and alcohol. Our homes offer more than a safe place to live—they provide structure, accountability, community and support as residents work toward greater stability and independence.

Are you....

Committed to living drug- and alcohol-free?
Willing to participate in a structured recovery community?
Ready to work toward employment and financial stability?
Open to accountability, community and personal growth?

Recovery takes courage. You don't have to take the next step alone.

Learn what it means to become part of the Friends of Recovery community.

Becoming a Resident

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Before You Apply

Before moving into a Friends of Recovery home, prospective residents must:

Be sober for 28 days or longer
Completed inpatient or outpatient treatment in the past 3 years and can show proof of it.
Have a desire to be sober and willing to do work toward continued sobriety.
Shalom Only: Have custody and/or partial custody of your children.

What to expect as a resident

Recovery: Remain drug- and alcohol-free, participate in recovery activities and complete required drug screenings.

Employment & Finances: Work toward employment, follow an individualized budget and become increasingly financially responsible.

Community: Participate in JourneyMen or SisterHood, attend church, contribute to community service and build healthy relationships.

Your Home: Complete household responsibilities, respect fellow residents and help maintain a safe, healthy home environment.

Accountability: Follow house expectations, curfews and program requirements while staying connected with FORNEO staff.

Personal Growth: Work toward individual goals that support long-term stability, independence and recovery.

Application Process

01 — Submit an Application
Complete our resident application so we can learn more about you, your recovery journey and your current needs.

02 — Connect With Our Team
A member of the Friends of Recovery team will review your application and contact you to discuss next steps.

03 — Schedule & Complete an Interview
We'll talk about where you are in your recovery, what you're looking for in recovery housing and whether our program is a good fit.

04 — Attend a SisterHood or JourneyMen Meeting
Experience the recovery community firsthand by attending a SisterHood or JourneyMen meeting. This gives you an opportunity to meet others, experience the support and fellowship, and get a better understanding of what being part of Friends of Recovery looks like.

05 — Attend a House Meeting
Visit the recovery home and attend a house meeting to meet current residents, learn more about the rhythms and expectations of the home, and get a feel for day-to-day life as a resident.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Choosing recovery housing is a big decision. If you're ready for a supportive community that will encourage you, challenge you and walk alongside you as you build a life in recovery, we'd love to hear from you.

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THERE'S NO SET TIMELINE FOR RECOVERY.

Every person's journey is different. That's why Friends of Recovery doesn't place a fixed time limit on how long a resident can stay in our homes. Instead, residents are given the opportunity to focus on building a strong foundation for lasting recovery while taking meaningful steps toward stability and independence.

As residents grow, they work toward employment, financial responsibility, healthy relationships, spiritual growth and greater independence—with the support of a community walking alongside them.