A safe, sober place to rebuild
A furnished, drug- and alcohol-free home in Hamilton Township with [BED COUNT] beds for [MEN / WOMEN]. Opening [OPENING DATE].
Housing only, not treatment. We are a sober living residence (planned NJ DCA Class F Cooperative Sober Living Residence, [LICENSE STATUS]; licensed maximum is 10 residents). No clinical treatment is provided on site. Residents keep their outside treatment, counseling, and medical care, and we help them stay connected to it. We do not bill insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid.
Everything you need to focus on recovery
A furnished bed
A clean, furnished bed in a sober home, with utilities and Wi-Fi included. Residents buy their own food and do their own laundry.
Safety & structure
Staff on site every night from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., random drug and alcohol testing, curfew, chores, and weekly house meetings.
Connection
Help connecting to outside treatment, peer recovery coaches, jobs, benefits, and VA services. Residents keep their own providers.
Naloxone on site
Naloxone is kept in the house, and staff and residents are trained to use it.
Optional faith support
Optional [FAITH ACTIVITIES, e.g., prayer, Bible study, worship, mentoring]. Your bed never depends on taking part.
Support for veterans
We coordinate with the VA, SSVF, and county veteran services to help veterans get the benefits and care they earned.
Medication for addiction treatment (MAT): [MAT POLICY, e.g., “Residents on prescribed buprenorphine, methadone, or naltrexone are welcome.”]
Rules that protect everyone’s recovery
Every resident reviews and signs our full House Rules & Resident Agreement at move-in. Here are the basics:
- Sobriety: no alcohol, illegal drugs, or unprescribed medication, on or off the property
- Testing: random and for-cause drug and alcohol tests
- Medications: report all prescriptions; keep them in locked storage
- Curfew: sign in and out; curfew is [CURFEW TIME]
- Chores: a weekly chore, a made bed, and clean shared spaces
- Meetings: the weekly house meeting plus [NUMBER] outside recovery meetings a week (12-step, Celebrate Recovery, SMART, or similar)
- Moving forward: keep up with outside treatment and court requirements; work, school, training, volunteering, or benefits
- Respect: no violence, threats, weapons, theft, or harassment; visitors in common areas only; be a good neighbor
Cost & payment
[WEEKLY FEE] per week, which covers a furnished bed, utilities, and Wi-Fi. Move-in: [MOVE-IN AMOUNT].
We welcome third-party payment (for example SSVF, county or opioid-settlement scholarships, church sponsors, or family) and offer payment plans.
Can’t afford it yet? Church and community bed sponsors help cover residents who are just getting started.
If someone relapses
Relapse can be part of recovery. Our response puts safety first and respects the recovery of everyone in the house. If someone has to leave, we work hard not to put anyone out on the street with nowhere to go. We help connect them to detox, treatment, shelter, family, or their case manager.
Ready to apply or refer someone?
Call or text [PHONE], or use our referral page. We phone-screen within [NUMBER] business day(s).