Frequently Asked Questions

Recovery Base is a residential facility that provides support and resources for individuals in recovery from addiction.

Any individual who has completed a primary treatment program and is committed to maintaining sobriety is welcome at Recovery Base.

Recovery Base provides a range of services including counseling, job training, life skills development, and community integration.

• New Resident Approval
  New residents must be approved by a vote of at least 80% of current residents before joining the house.
• House Leadership
  Residents elect house officers who take on specific responsibilities, such as organizing chores, handling finances, and overseeing house rules.
• Recovery Plans
  All residents are expected to develop and follow a formal recovery plan with the House President or a House Mentor.
• Support Group Participation
  Attendance at external support group meetings (e.g., AA, NA) is encouraged and often required.
• House Curfews & Visitors
  Some Recovery Houses have curfews and restrictions on overnight guests, particularly for residents in the early stages of recovery.
• Respect for Boundaries
  It is essential for residents to respect each other's personal space and privacy.
• Food & Personal Items
  All food items should be labeled with initials, and personal items should not be used without permission.
• Cleanliness
  Maintaining a clean and organized living space is a shared responsibility for all residents.
• Pets
  Some Recovery Houses may allow pets to provide emotional support, subject to house rules.