Sobriety retention at 6, 12, and 24 months
Independently verified through clinical partners.
Impact
The math of long-term recovery.
One resident who completes a long-term program and stays sober for life saves taxpayers, hospitals, employers, and families more than any short-term intervention can. We are building the model that proves it.
1–2 yrs
Length of program — long enough for habits to change
10%
Of every rent stipend goes to the resident's savings account
3-part
We treat body, mind, and spirit — not just behavior
What we measure
Outcomes funders can verify.
We track and publish the metrics that matter most to grant-makers, public health agencies, and the community.
Employment & earnings
Percentage of residents employed at graduation and at follow-up.
Savings at graduation
Average prudent reserve banked through the 10% stipend match.
Housing stability
Percentage of graduates housed independently 12 months out.
Family & parenting reunification
Custody, reunification, and family-of-origin repair outcomes.
Community service hours
Volunteer hours given back during the program.
The alternative
The cost of the revolving door.
- Repeated 30-day admissions with no lasting change.
- Emergency room visits, overdoses, incarceration.
- Children placed into the same system that produced their parents.
- Generational addiction repeating itself, decade after decade.