Contact Sought & Found Sober Living today. Our team is here to answer questions and help you take the next step toward independence.
A sober living home is a safe, structured, substance-free environment designed to support individuals in early recovery. It bridges the gap between treatment and independent living.
Rehab is a clinical program that often includes detox and intensive therapy. Sober living is non-clinical housing that provides accountability, peer support, and structure after treatment.
Yes, we requires residents to be sober at move-in. Most come directly from treatment, though some apply after time in recovery with community support.
There's no strict time limit. Many residents stay 6-12 months, but we encourage staying as long as you need to build stability and independence.
You'll fill out an application form with your basic info, recovery history, and goals. An interview is also part of the process.
Residents must be sober at move-in, willing to follow house rules, participate in recovery activities, and respect the community environment.
Yes. Regular and random testing helps ensure a safe and sober environment for all residents.
Safety and accountability come first. Each situation is handled individually, but leaving the house may be required. We encourage residents to return when they're ready.
Residents follow a structured routine with chores, curfews, meetings, work or school, and community activities. This structure helps build healthy habits.
Yes. Employment, school, or volunteering is encouraged and supported as part of recovery and independence.
Yes. Curfews provide accountability and safety. As residents progress, curfew flexibility may be considered.
Visitors may be allowed at certain times and with approval. Romantic or overnight guests are not permitted to maintain focus on recovery.
Costs vary by location and amenities. Contact us directly for current rates and availability.
Some residents receive support from family, scholarships, or recovery programs. We can discuss available options during your application.
Rent typically includes housing, utilities, drug testing, and community support. Food, transportation, and personal expenses are the resident's responsibility.
Support comes from peer accountability, house managers, recovery meetings, and structured routines that build independence and stability.
At Sought & Found Sober Living, we provide structure, support, and community to help every resident create a strong foundation for lasting sobriety.
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