Our Programs

Time to Recover is our transitional housing program, established in 1994, designed to support women on their journey toward lifelong sobriety and independence. The

program serves up to 24 women for a total duration of up to 24 months. Each resident has the opportunity to address critical challenges such as addiction, sexual, physical,

and emotional abuse, limited education, and inadequate healthcare. Through a whole-person approach, we teach essential life skills for independent living while addressing

all areas necessary to maintain sobriety and long-term stability. Time to Recover is an evidence-based, trauma-informed program grounded in outcome-oriented care, with

strict adherence to structure, accountability, and program rules. This life-changing program has demonstrated an average success rate of over 88%, helping women

reclaim their lives, make generational change, and build a stable future.

Homeless to Home, Family Matters is our permanent supportive housing program designed to provide women and their children with a safe, stable home as they rebuild

their lives. We recognize that permanent housing is critical to the physical and mental well-being of individuals facing substance use disorders and mental health challenges,

and we affirm housing as a fundamental human right and an essential foundation for living with dignity. This program serves up to 50 women and children, allowing mothers

to remain with their children while working toward life-long recovery, stability, and self-sufficiency. Through long-term housing and supportive services, Homeless to Home,

Family Matters empowers families to heal, reduce anxiety associated with homelessness, and become healthy, functional members of their communities. This

program serves the most frequently misdiagnosed and underrepresented groups within the community.