What is Sober Living?
Sober living homes are transitional housing options designed to provide a structured, supportive, and substance-free environment for individuals who are recovering from addiction. These homes serve as a bridge between rehabilitation programs and fully independent living, offering guests a safe space to continue their recovery journey while reintegrating into society.
Who Can Benefit?
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Addiction recovery
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Domestic Violence Survivors
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Homelessness Victims
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Veteran Living
NorthPoint Homes Transitional Housing:
Sober Living Environment
Sober Facility Commitment
Regardless of who resides in our homes, maintaining a sober environment is non-negotiable. We have a zero-tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol. This means:
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No drugs or alcohol may be consumed or stored on the property.
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Guests are required to stay sober at all times.
Participation in Recovery Programs
Our addition guests are actively engaged in their recovery journey. To support this, we require:
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Attendance at an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).
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Regular participation in recovery meetings.
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Commitment to personal growth and accountability.
House Oversight and Security
To ensure the safety and well-being of our guests, NorthPoint Homes maintains high levels of oversight and security:
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In-House Leads: We have live-in house leads who communicate daily with guests and help maintain order.
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Regular Visits: Our team visits the house regularly to provide support and ensure compliance with house rules.
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Security Measures:
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Outdoor and common areas are monitored by security cameras.
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Doorways have secured entry systems to control access.
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Mandatory check-ins are required to ensure accountability.
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Good-Neighbor Policy
Respecting our neighbors is a core value at NorthPoint Homes. To maintain positive relations with the community:
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Outdoor Activities: All outdoor activities must be conducted in the backyard.
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No Socializing in Front of the House: Residents are not allowed to gather or socialize in front of the property.
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Curfew and Quiet Time: Residents must adhere to a curfew and quiet time from 8:00 pm to 7:00 am.
Adherence to Best Practices
NorthPoint Homes follows the "Best Practices" as recommended by the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR). Our goal is to provide quality transitional housing that meets the highest standards of care, support, and safety for individuals in recovery. We are dedicated to advocating for those in need by offering a stable, sober, and respectful living environment.
By creating a structured, secure, and supportive community, NorthPoint Homes empowers individuals to rebuild their lives and achieve long-term sobriety.
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