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Foundation's to Freedom

We helpyou to
change your future.your life.your world.

We help individuals seeking to recover from the disease of addiction to maintain sustained recovery, grow personally and become a productive member of society by providing a safe, structured and supportive home-like environment that promotes long term recovery.

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Who do we help?

Our vision is that anyone who seeks a clean and sober life is provided a safe place to live. A stepping-stone while transitioning into becoming a productive member of society free from active addiction.

Addiction

Someone with an addiction will crave a substance or other behavioral habits. They'll often ignore other areas of life to fulfill or support their desires.

Sobriety

We provide the support as well as structure that inspires a life of sobriety. Our professional addiction treatment staff are here for you 24/7.

Support

Matching treatment settings, programs, and services to a person’s unique problems and level of need is key to ultimate success to a good life.

2.8x
AVERAGE GROWTH
127
HELPED PERSONS
98.5%
SUCCESS RATE
21+
PERSONS IN PROGRAM

Working together with the best companies.

How do we help?

Our goal is to instill life skills that will not only help recovering individuals while living in Foundations' recovery homes, but will also be of value when clients re-integrate back into mainstream society.

living space

The whole point of sober living is to help addicts and alcoholics move seamlessly from substance abuse treatment to the real world.

transitional living facilities

These are places like three-quarter houses (a less structured version of halfway houses) and general sober living homes (a house where the only rule is those living there must be sober).

week-to-week lease terms

This helps residents in early recovery (who are usually in difficult financial situations) afford rent. Also, many recovery houses are more than willing to arrange payment plans.

Offer structure

The structure is incredibly beneficial for those transitioning from rehab back to the world. Any responsible sober house will require residents to have a job, are in school, or volunteer.

prevent relapse

Through this “sobriety contract,” house meetings, drug tests, breathalyzers, and community support, recovery houses offer accountability that helps those in early-sobriety.

Drug and alcohol-free

Residents usually sign a contract upon entering a sober house. Relapsing violates the agreement, and tenants are promptly kicked out. Responsible halfway houses will then work to get the resident into a treatment center or detox.

Our Stories

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