Homes Created by Frank and Sherri's Students
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Our students are all across the U.S. They came to Frank and Sherri’s classes and the Seattle Symposium and Bus Tour. We have trained thousands to combine real estate with government funding to house veterans, adults who aged out of foster care, families, people in re-entry, women in need, and people in recovery. There is a heartfelt satisfaction in owning your own real estate business that lifts up your community.
Join us and you will own your own shared housing business — serving your community with homes funded through bed fees paid by agencies, and providing you with financial independence and rewards that last a lifetime.
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S.H.A.R.E Foundation
Rosie and Matt
Quintero
Our mission is to provide a compassionate, protective, and respectful haven, fostering tranquility and growth for individuals on their journey to sobriety. Through unwavering support and a caring environment, we empower them to rebuild their lives, rediscover hope, and find inner peace.
Kate’s House Foundation
Frank and Sherri
Candelario, Ph.D.
Frank and Sherri Candelario, Ph.D., have dedicated their lives to making a difference in the world by providing safe and secure housing for those who need it the most. They have a unique and innovative approach to housing insecurity and recovery, which combines the power of single-family homes with government funding to offer a long-term solution to homelessness, recovery and providing safety.
Welcome to Kate's Coffee House. This house is minutes to the bus line and walkable to the suburban downtown. No car is needed. The team is incredibly supportive.
We provide housing where our clients are treated with compassion, respect and kindness. Our clients are on medications prescribed for either substance use disorder or mental health support. Our goal is to have people live with us until they can move to next step housing and reunite with families.
Sanctuary First Foundation
Chip & Sherry
Nichols
Sanctuary First, because a home where all are focused on a true fresh start, provides the solid foundation necessary to help turn dreams into reality. Our residents come from all walks of life, vary in age and are all in some form of recovery. Each benefitting greatly from our shared living environment, in wonderful, family centered neighborhoods. We offer respect, support, and self-empowerment. We are committed to compassion, teamwork, and individual growth, but most importantly we provide...HOPE * HEALING * HOME
Amanda’s House Foundation
Tyrone
Brewington
Our organization's top priority is to tackle housing shortages. We extend necessary housing support to individuals making the transition out of the criminal justice system in the United States. We take great pride in offering a nurturing environment and ample opportunities for personal transformation.
Kate’s House Foundation – Yellow House
Frank and Sherri
Candelario
Welcome to our Yellow House. This home is dedicated to veterans who need extra support. It is an accessible home and is located on the light rail near the Seattle Veterans Hospital. This home is ideal for our clients who need proximity to medical care, an accessible home and the support of other veterans in the home.
We provide housing where our clients are treated with compassion, respect and kindness. Our clients are on medications prescribed for either substance use disorder or mental health support. Our goal is to have people live with us until they can move to next step housing and reunite with families.
Kate’s House Foundation – Gray House
Frank and Sherri
Candelario
Welcome to Kate's Gray House. This home is nestled in a dynamic suburban neighborhood with bus transportation nearby. With a beautiful private backyard and supportive neighbors, this home is a shining example of Kate's House commitment to beautiful homes in safe and appreciating neighborhoods.
We provide housing where our clients are treated with compassion, respect and kindness. Our clients are on medications prescribed for either substance use disorder or mental health support. Our goal is to have people live with us until they can move to next step housing and reunite with families.
First Serv Foundation
Aaron and Alayna
Elam
Welcome To The Moreno Valley First Serv Men's Home.
First Serv Foundation’s mission is to serve with integrity and excellence, providing holistic shared housing for veterans and at-risk adults who are homeless, transitioning, and recovering at all stages of life.
First Serv Foundation creates homes with a family-like atmosphere and encourages overall wellness through quarterly activities and referrals for employment, food pantries, education, outpatient rehabilitation, and mental and spiritual health services.
Aaron Elam is a 12-year Veteran of the United States Air Force and current Los Angeles firefighter. Aaron served multiple military campaigns including Iraqi Freedom, Hurricane Katrina, and Afghanistan. Aaron and Alayna Elam are philanthropists that have served children and families in the Unites States, Africa, and the Philippines.
First Serv Foundation
Aaron and Alayna
Elam
Welcome To The Pomona First Serv Men's Home.
First Serv Foundation’s mission is to serve with integrity and excellence, providing holistic shared housing for veterans and at-risk adults who are homeless, transitioning, and recovering at all stages of life.
First Serv Foundation creates homes with a family-like atmosphere and encourages overall wellness through quarterly activities and referrals for employment, food pantries, education, outpatient rehabilitation, and mental and spiritual health services.
Aaron Elam is a 12-year Veteran of the United States Air Force and current Los Angeles firefighter. Aaron served multiple military campaigns including Iraqi Freedom, Hurricane Katrina, and Afghanistan. Aaron and Alayna Elam are philanthropists that have served children and families in the Unites States, Africa, and the Philippines.
Starts with Love Foundation
Aaron and Stefanie
Womble
The loving home you need to build the life you want. Ending homelessness one person at a time through transitional housing.
Kate’s House Foundation – Ivory House
Frank and Sherri
Candelario
Welcome to Kate's Ivory House. This home is on the bus line to downtown Seattle. With a beautiful private backyard and supportive neighbors, this home is adjacent to a large new community of new homes. We provide housing where our clients are treated with compassion, respect and kindness. Our clients are on medications prescribed for either substance use disorder or mental health support. Our goal is to have people live with us until they can move to next step housing and reunite with families.
Hope and Refuge Housing
Tim and Lia
Francisco
Hope and Refuge Housing offers support and guidance and a safe environment where individuals can grow and transform their lives to face a new future with confidence. This is a Level II NARR Accredited home for men. Quality shared housing to improve the lives of disabled veterans, those transitioning from prison, foster children who have aged out, special needs adults and others.
Next Chapter Homes
Stacey
Webb Horn
Next Chapter Homes is a client centered a community designed exclusively to serve women 50 and older in Nashville, TN who need a safe, recovery environment to practice new behavior with a safe place to land. Women who experience mental health issues and/or substance use disorders who would be at risk for relapse & rehospitalization without a Safe Place to Call Home. Next Chapter Homes supports a Social Model of Recovery, and we support Medication Assisted Recovery. We are dual diagnosis and trauma informed. We are here to celebrate and support resiliency, recovery, and independence.
Joe’s House Foundation
Jason
Novotny
At Joe’s House Foundation, we are dedicated to creating a safe, compassionate, and vibrant refuge through the thoughtful promotion and facilitation of shared housing. Our mission is to empower those facing life challenges, such as homelessness, domestic violence, or reintegration from institutional settings, by offering safe, stable, and nurturing transitional housing solutions.
We believe in the power of shared housing to address pressing societal needs, including veteran homelessness, people in recovery from substance use disorder, abused woman, and adult foster. Our commitment is to provide a home for individuals to discover like-minded housemates, create harmonious living environments, and collectively contribute to a more balanced and resilient future. We strive to create an environment where residents can rebuild their lives with dignity, purpose, and a renewed sense of hope.
Evelyn’s House Foundation
Ann
Hill
COMING SOON. At Evelyn’s House Foundation, we empower women through compassionate care, supporting their recovery journey with holistic services and a strong sense of community. Experience a nurturing, fully furnished environment with onsite laundry, computer access, and utilities included. Evelyn’s House Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization. We are a housing provider of single-family homes located in middle class neighborhoods. The houses are in close vicinity to transportation and grocery stores for the needs of the residents. Our home provides safe and affordable housing to individuals looking for a fresh start! Our house was created for a friendly environment to nurture their spiritual and emotional growth.
Evergreen House Foundation
Mariana
Prokop
Evergreen house foundation cares for adult women who have completed treatment for substance use disorders, by providing compassionate, safe, and reliable housing in superior locations to promote recovery and personal growth. With hope, connection, and community support, we embrace the process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential.
The Heart of Erron Foundation
Errica
Chesterfield
Our mission is to show transformational love by investing in individuals facing housing insecurity while providing a family style home environment and community resources.
Angel Works Foundation
Marilyn, Diane & Rob
Barnes
"Not only a roof over your head but a shelter for your heart."
Angel Works Housing Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that provides a temporary shared community and transitional housing accommodations. The foundation focuses on operating a recovery residence that is a sober, safe, and healthy living environment, free from alcohol and illicit drug use and centered peer support and a connection to services that promote sustained recovery including: continued sobriety, improved individual health, residential stability, and positive community involvement.
Angel Works Foundation
Marilyn, Diane & Rob
Barnes
"Not only a roof over your head but a shelter for your heart."
Angel Works Housing Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that provides a temporary shared community and transitional housing accommodations. The foundation focuses on operating a recovery residence that is a sober, safe, and healthy living environment, free from alcohol and illicit drug use and centered peer support and a connection to services that promote sustained recovery including: continued sobriety, improved individual health, residential stability, and positive community involvement.
Kelsey’s House Foundation
Hillary and Zach
Pulliam
Our mission at Kelsey’s House Foundation is to provide residential sober living accommodations for individuals facing housing insecurity. We believe in opening doors to give hope and love, offering safe, beautiful housing that reflects the value and potential inherent in each person. Our homes serve as a connection point, providing the support and sense of belonging necessary for individuals in recovery.
At Kelsey’s House, we are committed to fostering a nurturing environment that promotes personal growth, resilience, and a renewed sense of purpose. Our structured homes are designed to support the diverse needs of residents, ensuring safety, respect, and tranquility as they regain their footing and live out their potential.
Kate’s House Foundation – Red House
Frank and Sherri
Candelario
Welcome to Kate's Red House. This home is on the bus line to downtown Seattle. This was the first Kate's House, founded in 2015. We house women exiting work release or in drug court as well as referrals from local hospitals. This house is a haven of hope, zen and tranquility. We allow medically assisted treatments and promote family and community.
Labre House Foundation
Patti
Montemer
Labre House Foundation (LHF) provides clean, and sober housing to those experiencing housing insecurity while on their journey of recovery. We house underserved populations whose alternative is homelessness. LHF values the individual by providing beautiful homes in nice neighborhoods, conveniently located to transportation, as well as employment and education opportunities. We support each individual on their personal journey to full independent living.
Better Living Community Homes – Lavender House for Women
Judy
Mahan
Our homes are located in safe communities, close to transportation, employment opportunities and supportive community-based services. We provide a sober, healthy living environment, free from alcohol and illicit drug use and centered on peer support. Our homes follow a successful shared housing model that has helped thousands of individuals find success. We require residents to do weekly chores, keep the house clean and comply with the house rules. So that we may support every journey, our homes promote healthy community living practices.
Kate’s House Foundation – Green House
Frank and Sherri
Candelario
Welcome to Kate's Green House. This home has a beautiful view of Puget Sound from the backyard deck. There is a BBQ and large deck for community gathering. This home is on the bus line to downtown Seattle. This home is centrally located in Burien and walking distance to commerce. We house men who are in active recovery. This house is a haven of hope, zen and tranquility. We allow medically assisted treatments and promote family and community.
Kate’s House Foundation – G2
Frank and Sherri
Candelario
Welcome to Kate's G2 House. This home is situated near the library. There is a BBQ and large deck for community gathering. This home is on the bus line to downtown Seattle. This home is centrally located in Burien and walking distance to commerce. We house men who are in active recovery. This house is a haven of hope, zen and tranquility. We allow medically assisted treatments and promote family and community.
Selah Home Foundation
Lou and April
Em’s House Foundation
Beckie
Watson
Our houses are the ideal homes for healing and recovery through mutual support, education, compassion, and kindness. We work with each resident individually to structure a recovery plan that works specifically for them. We help our residents become self-sufficient and build confidence.
Em’s House Foundation is committed to compassionate and
medically assisted treatment practices for recovery. We look at
the needs of each individual.
Casa Joliska Foundation
Jodi and Saul
Negrete
Casa Joliska Foundation believes in making a positive difference in our community by providing safe, secure, shared housing for our Veterans, Fostering Adults aging out of the system, SSI individuals to others who are recovering from drug addiction and substance abuse disorder.
Casa Joliska Foundation believes that anyone who is experiencing housing insecurity, or who is in recovery and truly wants to change to improve their life in many ways, deserves a safe, caring, compassionate home that emphasizes healing with self-respect, a fresh true start in self-empowerment, and accountability.
Della’s Place Foundation
Bo and Yannie
Bodden
Bo and Yannie Bodden created Della’s Place Foundation to implement our novel and compassionate model of shared housing (modeled after their coaches/mentors Frank and Sherri’s Kate’s House Foundation®) to help others who are experiencing housing insecurity.
We provide in-need Veterans and others with beautiful, safe, clean, and affordable Single-Family Home, shared housing in nice and quiet neighborhoods that are strategically chosen for their walkability and proximity to area amenities, stores, food, employment, public transit, support services and more. Our focus is both individual and team centered…supporting each resident, while in a team and family environment. We partner with local and state agencies and organizations that help provide ongoing support for our shared family members.
Through the outstanding housing and support we provide, Della’s Place Foundation invests in people and are positively changing our Las Vegas Area Community, one person at a time. We are committed to this positive change and helping our society advance while expanding our Foundation’s reach. We believe our Foundation, and others like it, with the help of local, state, and federal agencies, can dramatically help improve the housing insecurity and substance use disorder epidemics, justice issues, and recovery by providing safe and quality housing. We offer a helping hand to Houseless or At-Risk (Housing Insecure) Veterans: Serving those who have Served Our Country, by providing them with safe, secure, clean, comfortable, peaceful, and honorable housing.
New Choice Foundation – Women and Children
Hooman and Sima
Welcome to New Choice Foundation, your Support System; where we believe that everyone deserves a chance to start over. Our mission is to provide quality housing and support to individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. We are committed to helping our clients achieve independence and success in their personal and professional lives. If you or a loved one need help in the process of recovery and rebuilding the life you desire, contact us today.
At New Choice Foundation, we are dedicated to providing top-quality transitional housing to individuals who are recovering from substance use disorders (SUD). As a member of RRA (Recovery Residence Association), we prioritize our residents' health, well-being, and long-term recovery. We support Medication-Assisted Treatments (MAT) in our homes to ensure every resident has access to the resources they need.
We exist to provide affordable and safe housing to individuals who are experiencing homelessness. Our commitment is to offer a worry-free residential solution that allows you to focus on your recovery. We tailor our services to meet the unique needs of each person we serve and we ensure that all of our residents have access to support and the resources needed to build their lives back up. We are dedicated to helping women, women with children and pregnant women in recovery, as well as justice-involved women. We help you find a supportive community and environment to thrive in. Come and be a part of our community today.
Chrysalis Home – The Butterfly House
Brett
Harrison
The mission at Chrysalis Home is to provide the proper environment for those in recovery to transform their lives. Chrysalis Home provides beautiful recovery housing in safe neighborhoods. A recovery home is a shared living environment free from alcohol and illegal drug use, centered on peer support and connection to services to promote recovery from substance use disorders.
People in recovery need stable housing where they can focus on personal growth. Beautiful homes in safe neighborhoods provide the foundation for transformation. We offer FARR-certified, level-II homes for dedicated residents. LGBTQ+ friendly and Trans-affirming
Chrysalis Home – Grandma’s Cottage
Brett
Harrison
The mission at Chrysalis Home is to provide the proper environment for those in recovery to transform their lives. Chrysalis Home provides beautiful recovery housing in safe neighborhoods. A recovery home is a shared living environment free from alcohol and illegal drug use, centered on peer support and connection to services to promote recovery from substance use disorders.
People in recovery need stable housing where they can focus on personal growth. Beautiful homes in safe neighborhoods provide the foundation for transformation. We offer FARR-certified, level-II homes for dedicated residents. LGBTQ+ friendly and Trans-affirming
The Lighthouse Home Foundation – Potestas House
Tiffany and Lee
McFee
Lee and Tiffany McFee are the founders of the Lighthouse Home Foundation. They are housing young adult moms, veterans and people in need of quality shared housing.
As the founder of The Empowerment Center, Tiffany Baker has spent over 20 years dedicated to being the change she wants to see in the lives of youth and families. Her service on boards and commissions include the Chair of the Community Action Partnership Commission, Chair of the Hope Collaborative Commission, and Chair of the City of Temecula Race Equity Diversity and Inclusion.
The Lighthouse Home Foundation – Harwood House
Tiffany and Lee
McFee
Lee and Tiffany McFee are the founders of the Lighthouse Home Foundation. They are housing young adult moms, veterans and people in need of quality shared housing.
As the founder of The Empowerment Center, Tiffany Baker has spent over 20 years dedicated to being the change she wants to see in the lives of youth and families. Her service on boards and commissions include the Chair of the Community Action Partnership Commission, Chair of the Hope Collaborative Commission, and Chair of the City of Temecula Race Equity Diversity and Inclusion.
Finish Well Housing Communities
Juan and Dori
Fernandez
Our desire is to build safe, affordable, and welcoming shared housing communities, enabling our residents to overcome personal obstacles and Finish Well, no matter how they start! Housing Veterans, Mental Health, Seniors, Justice Involved, Foster Adults, Domestic Violence Abuse Victims
Blake’s House Recovery Residence
Renee
G
Our mission is to change lives, through the power of housing security. Shelter is first on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, but our homes are much more than just shelter. We aim to provide a home that is beautiful, tranquil, and shared with others that may be on the same journey, where people support & encourage one another. We believe this provides the best environment for people to have hope, believe in themselves, and start to live their "best life", whatever that means for each individual.
Lighthouse Foundation
Ryan and Micah
Logan
At Lighthouse, our mission is to provide safe and supportive homes for individuals seeking stable housing for a variety of reasons. We are dedicated to creating a nurturing environment that promotes healing, personal growth, and to uncover the sacred light within themselves. Through our compassionate and comprehensive approach, we strive to help individuals rebuild their lives, foster lasting recovery, and reintegrate into their communities with renewed joy, peace and meaning.
Lighthouse is a proud member of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, and Addiction Professionals of North Carolina, APNC
Orange Grove Foundation- Billy’s Blue House
The Orange Grove Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit organization committed to building stronger communities by providing stable-safe housing for those facing significant barriers. Our purpose is to provide a temporary shared housing community for individuals who are living in a drug and alcohol-free environment. Our vision is to build a network of sober-living homes as a means to eradicate homelessness and recruit peer support leaders who will inspire and instill positive change to those in recovery. Level II WAQRR Accredited MAT home.
Mary Carol’s Foundation
LaShonda &
Rachel
Our mission is to support them through their recovery, help them to become self-sufficient, but most of all create a compassionate home that fosters personal growth. Our focus is women between the ages of 21 and 80 who are seeking a stable home that nurtures positive growth. Mary Carol’s Foundation is Based in Georgia.
A veteran that needs a quiet place to rest his or her mind. A person in drug court that needs a new and stable environment. Our seniors that have worked so hard in their life and now can’t afford to live in a “senior living” facility. Women who have been promised a good life but instead must sell their body to survive.
Lighthouse Foundation
Ryan and Micah
Logan
At Lighthouse, our mission is to provide safe and supportive homes for individuals seeking stable housing for a variety of reasons. We are dedicated to creating a nurturing environment that promotes healing, personal growth, and to uncover the sacred light within themselves. Through our compassionate and comprehensive approach, we strive to help individuals rebuild their lives, foster lasting recovery, and reintegrate into their communities with renewed joy, peace and meaning.
Lighthouse is a proud member of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, and Addiction Professionals of North Carolina, APNC
F.E.I.S. Foundation
Odell and Fernanda
FEIS means Fostering Excellence in Someone
FEIS Foundation is a charitable nonprofit organization that provides recovery housing for a variety of our most vulnerable populations. Our mission is to provide safe and supportive housing for individuals with substance use disorder, individuals returning from incarceration, veterans experiencing housing insecurity, emerging adults aging out of foster care, intimate partner violence, victims of sexual assault and human trafficking. We believe in creating a supportive community that promotes healthy living and lasting recovery. Our team is dedicated to helping each resident reach their full potential and achieve their goals. We are committed to making a difference in the lives of those we serve.
Helmsman House
Mike and Carrie
Gove
Honor, Integrity, Support and Encouragement
HHF is dedicated to providing safe, secure, and nurturing transitional shared housing for veterans in Snohomish County, in alignment with the rigorous standards set forth by WAQRR and the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR).
Our mission is deeply rooted in the belief that every veteran deserves a chance to rebuild their life with dignity and purpose. By offering a haven of sobriety, encouragement, and camaraderie, we aspire to be the guiding light on their journey toward sustained recovery, holistic well-being, and successful reintegration into the community.
Our mission extends beyond housing; it encompasses comprehensive support services that include physical, emotional, and social dimensions of well-being. We will tirelessly advocate for the veterans we serve, ensuring they have access to resources and opportunities that nurture growth.
Sharon’s House of Hope Foundation
Krysta and Joe
Our houses are in safe, desirable neighborhoods. They are well maintained and designed for every house member to feel welcome and at home. Rules are incorporated into our program in order for peace and comradery to exist within the house. Healing and transformation can begin when there is a place of safety and belonging. Sharon's House of Hope is committed to being that place!
Hidden Gem Foundation
Emilio and Joanan
Founded in 2023 by Emilio Marrero and Joanan Martinez, Hidden GEM Foundation is a testament to the transformative power of community and support in recovery. Inspired by the impactful work of Kate's House Foundation, created by Frank and Sherri Candelario, Emilio and Joanan embarked on a mission to replicate its success and reach. Hidden GEM Foundation strives to enhance the lives of individuals seeking a fresh start. Providing affordable, safe housing in welcoming neighborhoods ensures our residents have the foundation to rebuild their lives. Operating as a non-profit organization, we collaborate with various agencies to accommodate individuals with disabilities and those transitioning from rehab into a sober living environment. Though we are a small team, our vision is vast, and we are dedicated to expanding our capacity to support more individuals on their journey to recovery.
Ohana Home Foundation
John and Liz
Kiwaha
We Embody the Aloha Spirit.
John and Liz live the Aloha spirit and are committed to helping their community and the people in it to be successful.
We believe that people are most successful when they have a great support system of others who care and provide encouragement to help them be all they desire to be. By providing clean, safe, affordable housing in nice neighborhoods, their focus can be on working toward reaching their goals and not on where they will sleep.
Lighthouse Foundation
Ryan and Micah
Logan
At Lighthouse, our mission is to provide safe and supportive homes for individuals seeking stable housing for a variety of reasons. We are dedicated to creating a nurturing environment that promotes healing, personal growth, and to uncover the sacred light within themselves. Through our compassionate and comprehensive approach, we strive to help individuals rebuild their lives, foster lasting recovery, and reintegrate into their communities with renewed joy, peace and meaning.
Lighthouse is a proud member of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, and Addiction Professionals of North Carolina, APNC
Tara Homes Foundation
Raj and Angelica
Tara Homes is a non-profit organization that addresses housing insecurities by strategically providing shared housing in secure and vibrant communities. Our homes are meticulously situated near essential services crucial for successful recovery, education, and employment. Adhering to the esteemed guiding principles of NARR, we strive to deliver the highest quality care and support through our Level II MAT certified homes.
In the nurturing environment of Tara Homes, we cultivate a culture of empathy, respect, and compassion, creating a sanctuary conducive for healing and recovery. Our program creates a wholesome experience, striking a balance between structure and independence.
Shiela’s Sancturary
Shiela
Shiela's Sanctuary is a housing provider operating in single family homes throughout Boulder County. Level II CARR Accredited MAT homes. Our mission is to provide safe and affordable housing to individuals and families who are looking for a fresh start. We've been called "conscious housing" because of our clear intention to help people stay sober. We offer a range of options, from shared living spaces to private rooms. Our social service partners provide funding, services and supervision. All of our homes are alcohol and drug free. We strive to create an environment of support and understanding, where people can make meaningful connections, get support and build community. We are here to provide a safe and secure place for you to call home. Shiela's Sanctuary is a registered 501(c)(3). We offer housing to men and women in recovery from substance use disorder, the justice-involved, veterans and kids aging out of foster care. We also have a special place for those who are fleeing from domestic violence or human trafficking aka "The Life". We know that being connected to a caring community is essential and all of our homes offer Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT). In addition, we have house rules that include The Seven Sanctuary Commitments. The 7 commitments that are practiced include: Nonviolence, Emotional Intelligence, Social Learning, Communication, Democracy, Social Responsibility, Growth and Change. By placing people in a family like environment, they build a community in their house and have much higher success at leading an independent and healthy life. Often for the first time ever, there is stability. The result is a paradigm shift that changes the trajectory of an individual's life story.
WHO-Wheeler Housing Opportunity
Michele
Wheeler
WHO provides safe affordable housing for individuals at risk. WHO is committed to clean and sober living and medically assisted treatment practices for recovery.
WHO-Wheeler Housing Opportunity
Michele
Wheeler
WHO provides safe affordable housing for individuals at risk. We provide clean and sober affordable housing for those seeking to achieve prosperous, healthy, and productive lives. WHO is committed to clean and sober living and medically assisted treatment practices for recovery.
WHO-Wheeler Housing Opportunity
Michele
Wheeler
WHO provides safe affordable housing for individuals at risk. We provide clean and sober affordable housing for those seeking to achieve prosperous, healthy, and productive lives. WHO is committed to clean and sober living and medically assisted treatment practices for recovery.
WHO-Wheeler Housing Opportunity
Michele
Wheeler
WHO provides safe affordable housing for individuals at risk. We provide clean and sober affordable housing for those seeking to achieve prosperous, healthy, and productive lives. WHO is committed to clean and sober living and medically assisted treatment practices for recovery.
WHO-Wheeler Housing Opportunity
Michele
Wheeler
WHO provides safe affordable housing for individuals at risk. We provide clean and sober affordable housing for those seeking to achieve prosperous, healthy, and productive lives. WHO is committed to clean and sober living and medically assisted treatment practices for recovery.
Pronoia Place
Gaylon Pearson, Amy Kelly, Monica LiCavoli
Pronoia Place is committed to providing safe, comfortable, and stable housing in supportive environments for those who need to focus on building the life they want. Pronoia Definition: The belief that others are wishing for your good, to benefit your wellbeing. We are committed to helping people that may have disabilities to live independently. We welcome everyone – Students, Veterans, People with disabilities, Senior Citizens – just to mention a few. “All Inclusive Transitional Housing” is for anyone who enjoys sharing the comforts of home with other individuals who also need a boost to live independently.
Shalom House Foundation
Jackie
Lee
Your Haven for Recovery - Renew, Restore, and Rebuild!
Shalom House Foundation is a Not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers fully furnished shared housing for those in recovery in the Katy - Houston area. All our homes are MAT level 2 homes.
The foundation provides clean and upscale housing in nice neighborhoods - that offers residents the sense of security, social support, and psychological safety that they need to create a better version of themselves - in partnership with other amazing organizations and agencies in the Katy-Houston area. We house veterans, disadvantaged women and people in recovery, and our residents are allowed to take prescribed medication.
Good House NW
Sim
Guth
A Caring Community: Since opening our doors, our Sober Living House has provided an open and supportive community to all our residents. The peaceful and private environment has inspired dozens to grow and overcome their challenges. Here, you will find the support and encouragement you need. Get in touch with us today to schedule a tour and learn more about what we provide.
Peace and Ease: Meet Sim, Founder of Good House. Sim is an electrician in Seattle and has worked on major projects: the light rail, the Seattle Science Center. My philosophy is helping people gain confidence and stability with housing.
Hope Realized Homes – Arthur’s House
Steve and Sherrie
Trezza
We help people recovering from addiction in New Mexico create a productive future by providing quality housing, peer mentorship, and connection to comprehensive support services. Housing for men.
Hope Realized Homes Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We provide housing for those in need of clean and sober living homes in quality neighborhoods. Our foundation fulfills our passion to help people from all backgrounds recovering from addiction to create a new life through quality housing.
Our personal experience in helping veterans in our own family, those with mental illness, the disabled and re-entry individuals created a natural fit to combine our business experience with our personal passion so we could help more people and make more of an impact in bettering the lives of those struggling among us.
Hebrews 6:11 “Our great desire is that you will keep on loving others as long as life lasts, in order to make certain that what you hope for will come true.”
Hope Realized Homes – Teddy’s House
Steve and Sherrie
Trezza
We help people recovering from addiction in New Mexico create a productive future by providing quality housing, peer mentorship, and connection to comprehensive support services. Housing for women.
Hope Realized Homes Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We provide housing for those in need of clean and sober living homes in quality neighborhoods. Our foundation fulfills our passion to help people from all backgrounds recovering from addiction to create a new life through quality housing.
Our personal experience in helping veterans in our own family, those with mental illness, the disabled and re-entry individuals created a natural fit to combine our business experience with our personal passion so we could help more people and make more of an impact in bettering the lives of those struggling among us.
Hebrews 6:11 “Our great desire is that you will keep on loving others as long as life lasts, in order to make certain that what you hope for will come true.”
Bread of Life Housing Foundation
Lyn
Minton
BREAD OF LIFE HOUSING FOUNDATION is a non-profit Recovery Residence established by a disabled US Navy Veteran and his wife.
We are committed to create an inclusive, supportive living environment for individuals in various stages of recovery by integrating Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), Medication-Assisted Recovery (MAR), and Abstinence-based approaches, encompassing the holistic health dimension as they navigate re-entry into the community.
BREAD OF LIFE HOUSING FOUNDATION is optimistic that individuals who commit to break the barriers of re-entry after serving the military or completing a sentence will fulfill their journey towards wellness and self-sufficiency enabling them to leave addiction to self-direct life, free from addiction, in order to reach their full potential.
Stepping Stone Home 4 U
Rebecca and Dan
Geukes
We are committed to making a change in the homeless situation. We provide beautiful homes in great neighborhoods for those in need. We have a good neighbor policy whereas all the residents pitch in to do their part in maintaining organization and cleanliness of the home. The atmosphere is one of Zen, tranquility, feeling safe, and working together. Stepping Stone Home 4U Foundation supports and empowers individuals by providing safe and clean, sober-living housing. We offer transitional housing to assist in moving others toward self-sufficiency.
Ivy Home Foundation
Ivery
IVY Home aims to provide sober recovery housing in calm, beautiful neighborhoods. Safety is a human need, and recovery becomes possible when a person knows they are safe.
Superior homes in safe neighborhoods. Every IVY Home
- Is a Sober Living Home that follows NARR guidelines
- Has a washer/dryer in the home
- Has an attached garage
- Is in a great neighborhood
- Is near bus lines
- Has all utility + internet bills included in the rent
- Has a bed with linens, a kitchen with all implements, and all living room furniture provided as part of the rent
Ivy Home Foundation
Ivery
IVY Home aims to provide sober recovery housing in calm, beautiful neighborhoods. Safety is a human need, and recovery becomes possible when a person knows they are safe.
Superior homes in safe neighborhoods. Every IVY Home
- Is a Sober Living Home that follows NARR guidelines
- Has a washer/dryer in the home
- Has an attached garage
- Is in a great neighborhood
- Is near bus lines
- Has all utility + internet bills included in the rent
- Has a bed with linens, a kitchen with all implements, and all living room furniture provided as part of the rent
Shalom House Foundation
Jackie
Lee
Your Haven for Recovery - Renew, Restore, and Rebuild!
Shalom House Foundation is a Not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers fully furnished shared housing for those in recovery in the Katy - Houston area. All our homes are MAT level 2 homes.
The foundation provides clean and upscale housing in nice neighborhoods - that offers residents the sense of security, social support, and psychological safety that they need to create a better version of themselves - in partnership with other amazing organizations and agencies in the Katy-Houston area. We house veterans, disadvantaged women and people in recovery, and our residents are allowed to take prescribed medication.
Homes With Heart Foundation
Stephanie
Morrissette
Homes With Heart Foundation
Stephanie
Morrissette
David’s House Foundation
Darrell
Smith
What is David's House?
The David’s House Foundation is a nonprofit shared-housing provider. We are a pending National Alliance for Recovering Residence (NARR) and Medication-Assisted-Treatment (MAT) Level II house. MAT Level II means you are allowed to possess and consume medications prescribed by your doctor. As well, individuals are allowed to take over the counter medications. We do not administer or procure your medications. Each resident is provided with their own safe to secure their medications and valuables. Each resident is accountable for their own medications. We are a housing provider only.
Contact Darrell:
(806)802-4157
Email Us At:
davidshousefoundation@outlook.com
Mary Carol’s Foundation
LaShonda &
Rachel
Welcome to the brick house!
Our mission is to support them through their recovery, help them to become self-sufficient, but most of all create a compassionate home that fosters personal growth. Our focus is women between the ages of 21 and 80 who are seeking a stable home that nurtures positive growth. Mary Carol’s Foundation is Based in Georgia.
A veteran that needs a quiet place to rest his or her mind. A person in drug court that needs a new and stable environment. Our seniors that have worked so hard in their life and now can’t afford to live in a “senior living” facility. Women who have been promised a good life but instead must sell their body to survive.
Tuc’s Place
Lisa
Casal
Our Mission
We want nothing more than for people to succeed in life and recover. We want them to have a place called home. A place to lay their head and be warm while they heal from whatever challenge life has thrown them. Life gives us all struggles with a structured, supported, stability, and encouraging environment we can all have a chance to succeed. We are here to support and encourage you, we believe in you. We are proud of you for taking your first steps to recovery. Our goal is to assist you to hold yourself to a higher standard, create a strong foundation for long term recovery and become a positive member of society.
Pearl Housing
We serve those 18+ years who are aging out of foster care, incarceration, and/or a vulnerable situation.
Beautiful Homes: Single family homes with shared rooms in safe neighborhoods, centrally located to amenities. Fully furnished, shared kitchen, onsite laundry, internet, and storage. All utilities included. Near to retail and transportation services.
Peer Supported: Organic, multi-generational mentoring within the walls of each home. Built in accountability. Safe friendships.
Clean Living: Drug-free environment. Agreeable curfews and home responsibilities. Required house meeting attendance. Separate homes for men and women.
Unique Network: Connected to agencies and industry experts who support our residents. Counseling connections for spiritual and mental health improvement. Supportive to medically assisted treatment. Training opportunities in life skills and career betterment.
Email completed form to: pearlhousingfoundation@gmail.com
Gwinnett Relief
DA
Williams
- We assist veteran, justice-involved and returning citizen adults committed to living in sobriety who are homeless due to a crisis such as housing cost burdens; residential instability; evictions and other forced moves; living with "family" or "friends" to share housing costs (doubling- up); overcrowding; living in substandard, poor quality housing; or living in neighborhoods that are unsafe. Note: We are not a shelter. Our residencies are smoke, alcohol and drug free living environments.
How Do We Do It?
- We implement Rapid Re-Housing & Recovery Housing Approaches
- Rapid Re-Housing is an "intervention", guided by a Housing First approach that is a critical part of a community’s "homeless crisis response system". Rapid re-housing rapidly connects families and individuals experiencing homelessness to permanent housing through a tailored package of assistance that may include the use of time-limited financial assistance and targeted supportive services.
- Rapid Re-Housing programs help families and individuals living on the streets or in emergency shelters solve the practical and immediate challenges to obtaining permanent housing while reducing the amount of time they experience homelessness, avoiding a near-term return to homelessness, and linking to community resources that enable them to achieve housing stability in the long-term.
- Rapid Re-Housing is an important component of a community’s response to homelessness. A fundamental goal of rapid rehousing is to reduce the amount of time a person is homeless. (source: HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development)
Innovative Housing Ideas
- We create conditions necessary for public and private partnership by reinvesting in distressed & non distressed neighborhoods, offering amenities and assets that support safety, good schools, and commercial activity, that are important to a families’ choice about their community.
- We seek Restorative & Adaptive reuse of existing buildings for a purpose other than which it was originally built or designed for, as well as construction and maintenance of new and existing buildings to further our non-profit purpose.
- Landlords Wanted: Join our Rapid Re Housing Program and Get Guaranteed Income from Gwinnett Relief
- Volunteers Wanted: Mathew 25:35-40 / FACTS: Volunteering can help improve your mental health by giving you feelings of gratitude for what you have in your own life. We are always looking for great volunteers, join us or refer someone today. Thanks!
Huck’s House Foundation
Sheila
Giles
Many people face housing insecurities. This can increase the likelihood of other challenges in life. Huck's House helps solve these challenges by offering safe and supportive housing to help with fresh new start. Our desire is that they win in life.
The founder of Huck's House is Sheila Giles, a proud West Virginia native and the youngest of ten siblings, earned three degrees from Bluefield State College while on a basketball scholarship: Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement, and Recreational Leadership. Her career in public service began as a Police Officer at Duke University, followed by roles as an ALE Agent and an ABC Officer with Mecklenburg County, where she retired after more than 20 years of honorable service.
Now an instructor at Central Piedmont Community College, Sheila teaches ABC laws and regulations, leveraging her law enforcement experience and General Instructor’s Certificate. She’s also a real estate investor with a passion for rebuilding communities and breaking generational curses tied to a lack of ownership. Rooted in family and faith, Sheila and her husband Willie share a deep commitment to service, community, and lifting others up—one home, one person at a time.
Bo Builds Foundation
Blesil and Aldrich
Achas
At Bo Builds Foundation, we are committed to providing safe and affordable housing to those in need. Our mission is to help individuals in recovery and re-entry find a home where they can start anew. Explore the Futures House, a newly opened sober living home for men!
Founded and directed by Aldrich and Blesil, they have over 20 years of healthcare experience in the frontlines. They wanted to see patients recover beyond the facilities and all the way through into thriving in the community. Making a tangible impact on the After Care is our goal. We do this by providing safe, supportive housing. We serve Women in Recovery, Aged -out of Foster care Adults, Drug Court, Veterans' Court, Mental Health Court, the Housing Insecure.
Welcome to Your New Home: A Sober Living Space with Unbeatable Convenience
We're excited to announce the opening of our first newly renovated Men's sober living home, perfectly located just a 2-minute walk from the SunRail and Lynx station at Meadow Woods. With its serene surroundings, this residence offers the peace and tranquility you need while also placing you close to everything Orlando has to offer.
Location, Location, Location!
Nestled in a quiet, walkable neighborhood, this home is ideal for those who want both privacy and access to lifestyle amenities. Whether you're heading to work, catching up with friends, or simply enjoying what Orlando has to offer, our proximity to public transit makes it easy. You can be in the heart of the Orlando Metropolitan area in just 25 minutes, without the stress of a long commute.
Lifestyle and Opportunity
Living here means you're not just finding a place to stay—you're creating a foundation for growth. Whether it’s work, entertainment, or leisure, everything is within your reach. The accessibility of public transit makes commuting a breeze, opening up a world of opportunities nearby and in the broader Orlando area.
Sparkle’s Crib Foundation
Greg and Othelia
Schultz
Sparkles Crib Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to providing a safe, structured, and nurturing sober living environment for individuals on their journey to recovery. Inspired by the heart and impact of models like Kate’s House Foundation, we strive to offer a true refuge—a home where our house guest find peace, purpose, and a path forward.
At Sparkles Crib, we create more than just housing—we build community. Our home is a place of solace, family, and connection. We walk alongside our house guest as they heal from past challenges, tap into a wealth of support and resources, and pursue dreams they once believed were out of reach. Through empowerment, encouragement, and accountability, we help individuals build a foundation for lasting recovery and lifelong transformation.
Foster Hope Homes
James
Ferriere
Welcome to Foster Hope Homes
“Where people who age out of foster care can thrive in a community that helps them acquire life skills, education, and employment, rather than survive on the streets alone.”
Foster Hope Homes, founded by James Ferriere, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting young adults who have aged out of the foster care system. Without opportunities like Foster Hope Homes many youth who turn 18, are no longer eligible to remain in foster care and are often left without stable housing, guidance, or support. This abrupt transition can leave them vulnerable and unprepared for independent life.
Through community fundraising efforts, Foster Hope Homes has successfully equipped two safe houses in Ocala for students —one for young women and one for young men—specifically designed to provide a safe, structured, and supportive living environment for these young adults as they transition into adulthood. Eligible individuals can apply to live in these homes and receive continued guidance and support.
Many former foster youth face significant challenges after aging out, including homelessness, lack of educational opportunities, limited job prospects, and emotional hardship. Foster Hope Homes exists to be that extra hand of support, offering stability, direction, and opportunity to young adults who might otherwise be left without resources.
By providing safe housing, community, and access to life-building tools, Foster Hope Homes works to bridge the gap between foster care and independent adulthood—helping young people move forward with confidence, dignity, and hope for a stronger future.