Our homes
A home that holds steady while life is rebuilt
Our houses are ordinary homes in ordinary neighbourhoods, kept to a standard we would want for our own family. What makes them different is everything around them: the rules, the routine, the testing, and the people who check in.
Recovery residences
Sober living homes
Our sober living homes are for individuals in recovery who need a stable, alcohol- and drug-free place to live while they get their footing back — work, health, relationships, and the ordinary routines that hold a life together.
Every resident is expected to take part in our sober living program. That means clear house rules, regular drug testing, and accountability that is fair but firm. Nobody is left to drift.
What residents can expect
- A clean, well-maintained room in a house that is looked after
- An alcohol- and drug-free environment, with regular drug testing
- Clear, written house rules that everyone follows
- A community of people working on the same thing
- Extended stays, so stability is not cut short
Zero tolerance, applied with respect
We provide a drug- and alcohol-free environment. Every resident is expected to participate in our sober living program, including regular drug tests, and we support them through the recovery journey.
Longer leases, on purpose
We believe in long-term success. We offer extended stays to help residents build stability, gain independence, and achieve their goals — whether that’s continued sobriety, employment, or reuniting with their families.
Families stay together
We understand the unique needs of families and offer housing solutions that promote stability, unity, and long-term success — so a mother does not have to choose between housing and keeping her children with her.
Dignity, respect and hope
Our goal is a nurturing environment where women and children can heal, rebuild, and thrive — with dignity, respect, and hope.
For families
Homes for women & children
Some of the people we house are not rebuilding alone. They are mothers with children in tow, leaving a hard season behind and trying to give their family a normal, steady life.
These homes are set up for that reality: space for children, routines that suit a household, and a level of support that recognises a parent is doing two jobs at once.
Built around family life
- Family-focused housing, not a single-room placement
- Room to focus on employment, education and health
- Ongoing support and encouragement from people who know the household
- Stability that lasts long enough to matter
Common to every home
The standards do not change house to house
Clean and maintained
We maintain clean, safe, and welcoming homes, including landscaping and regular upkeep, so residents can focus on healing and rebuilding their lives.
Rules everyone knows
Our homes operate with clear and fair guidelines, helping residents build healthy habits, responsibility, and stability for their future.
Good neighbours
We respect and value our neighbours. We maintain open communication, address concerns promptly, and ensure our homes remain a positive part of the community.
What sober living is — and what it is not
Our homes are sober living and recovery residences: housing with structure, house rules and accountability. They are not a clinical treatment programme, detox facility or medical service, and we do not provide medical or clinical care. If a client needs clinical treatment, that care should continue to come from their treatment provider — we provide the stable home that makes it possible to keep going.
Ready to place someone?
Tell us a little about the client and what they need. We will come back to you quickly with an honest answer about fit and availability.