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Stay sober
Complete abstinence from alcohol and non-prescribed drugs. A single relapse means leaving the house — for your safety and everyone else's.
Sober Living for Continued Recovery
A quiet place to rebuild a life worth staying sober for.
Finding Your Bridge is a peer-supported sober living home for adults who have completed treatment for alcohol addiction and are ready for the next chapter — structure, accountability, and the steady company of people walking the same road.
- Peer-run
- Self-supporting, democratically run home
- Drug-free
- Zero-tolerance for alcohol or drug use
- Open-ended
- Stay as long as recovery requires
The hardest part of recovery often starts after treatment ends.
Returning to old environments, old relationships and unstructured time is where many people relapse. Finding Your Bridge exists to bridge that gap — a safe, alcohol-free home where residents practice everyday recovery alongside others who understand it from the inside.
Modeled after the long-proven Oxford House framework, the home is self-supporting and self-governed. Residents pay equal shares of expenses, share household responsibilities, and decide together who lives there. There is no clinical staff and no curfew imposed from above — just the structure of a household committed to staying sober, one day at a time.
What you can expect
Three things we ask of every resident.
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Pay your share
Residents split rent, utilities, and household expenses equally. Steady employment or active job-seeking is expected.
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Participate
Attend weekly house meetings, contribute to chores, and support fellow residents in their recovery.
A home, not a facility.
No clinical hallways, no uniformed staff, no schedule taped to a wall. Just a well-kept house, a porch, a kitchen, and the people who live in it — choosing recovery together.
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Ready to take the next step?
If you've completed treatment and are looking for a stable, sober place to continue your recovery, we'd like to hear from you.