Frequently Asked Questions
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What is transitional housing?
Transitional housing is a structured community and a housing resource for people in a life transition. It offers support, accountability, and a stable place to live while you work toward your goals.
What is sober living?
Sober living is to help individuals to maintain sobriety.
Who is eligible for transitional housing?
Transitional housing is open to adults who are experiencing a life transition. We welcome those who are open to sobriety, those seeking a stable recovery environment, and those ready to live in a sober community.
What rules are involved with transitional housing?
Transitional housing involves remaining sober, being respectful to other residents, following a curfew, and contributing to all other shared responsibilities.
How much does it cost?
Our resources strive to keep our housing accessible, call us directly: (312) 291-1216.
How long can I stay?
There is no strict time limit in transitional housing. Individuals can stay for weeks, months, or a year or more. We encourage individuals to set employment and volunteer goals for best outcomes.
What support is available?
Transitional housing is a peer support community of like-minded individuals. Our environment is designed to help you build the habits and relationships to support long-term sobriety.