The Recovery Connections Sober Living Homes program is a structured recovery housing initiative that provides residents with a supportive, home-like environment where they can work in the community while building a solid recovery foundation. Each home is managed by a house manager who monitors compliance and the residents' progress in their recovery journey.

Recovery Connections offers a comprehensive support system, including mandatory substance use counseling, peer recovery specialist support, and daily 12-Step meetings. The program emphasizes honesty, accountability, and responsibility through regular house meetings where residents set recovery goals and provide constructive feedback to each other.

Although no longer managed by The UP Foundation, the program is overseen by James Stewart, PhD, who serves as the program director. He offers guidance and oversight to the house managers and the overall program, ensuring that residents receive the necessary support for their recovery.

The program currently has the capacity to house 14 male residents, with plans to open a female sober living home in August 2024. Since its inception, Recovery Connections has served 97 residents, with a significant percentage achieving long-term recovery.

To enroll, you need to complete the 'Screening' document and submit it to our office. After receiving the document, we will conduct a background check to determine if you are a good fit for the program. If you need assistance with the document, feel free to call us.

The cost to reside in the Recovery Connections Sober Living Homes is $600 per month, with a non-refundable deposit of $300 required at move-in. Residents must have the income to cover rent and other personal obligations, or secure employment within two weeks of moving in. We can work with residents on a budget plan on a case-by-case basis.