What this place is
A sober, structured home where residents live together, support each other, and build routines. Clear rules, weekly meetings, and accountability - not a clinical program.
For Families & Loved Ones
If someone you care about is in recovery or reentry, here's how we can help - and what to expect.
Watching someone you love go through recovery or reentry is hard. You want to help, but you may not know what the right next step is. We're here to answer your questions honestly and help your loved one find stable, structured housing.
What to expect
Your loved one will have a clean, safe place to live. They'll follow house rules, attend meetings, and work toward personal goals. We check in weekly and keep the environment stable.
How to start
Your loved one can apply directly, or you can contact us to ask questions first. We'll walk you through the process together.
Resident rights
Every resident has documented rights - privacy, dignity, fair treatment, and a clear process for raising concerns. Read the full list.
Visiting & communication
Visitor policies are part of the house rules. Your loved one can always communicate with family - we encourage healthy connections while maintaining house structure.
Support for you
This is hard on families too. We recommend Al-Anon and Nar-Anon for family support. You don't have to do this alone.
Questions?
Call, text, or email - we're happy to talk through your situation. No pressure, no judgment.
Email: info@overcomersrc.com
Typical response time: within 24 hours.
For kids & teens
We also have a page specifically for kids and teens who are looking for help for someone they love.