Safe, structured, recovery-oriented housing for adults committed to long-term recovery. Accountability, stability, and a real plan for the next step in your life.
Same standards, same structure, in every house. Call and we'll tell you which locations have an open bed today.
Our mission is to provide safe, structured, and recovery-oriented housing for adults committed to building and maintaining long-term recovery from substance use disorders.
We foster accountability, stability, mutual respect, and personal responsibility while helping residents prepare for the next step in their lives and recovery.
A community where every person in recovery has the stability, support, and opportunity to build a healthy, independent, and fulfilling life.
Every resident holds to them. So do we. That is what makes the house work.
House meetings, random and authorized drug and alcohol testing, and honest communication with management, applied the same way to everyone.
A clean, well-kept home with quiet hours, curfew, chores, and routines that hold. Predictability is the point.
Dignity, privacy, and confidentiality are non-negotiable. No discrimination, harassment, or retaliation, ever.
Work, school, volunteering, or another approved productive activity. Rent paid on time. Programming attended. Every day.
Launch Pad Living is a recovery residence, not a licensed treatment facility. Residents keep their own programming, work, school, and support networks. The house provides the stable base to do it from, and people who expect you to show up.
No maze, no runaround. Call us and we will tell you straight whether there is a bed and whether the house is the right fit.
Talk through your situation, open beds, and what living here asks of you.
A straight conversation about your recovery and your commitment to the house rules.
See the house, meet the people in it, and ask every question you have.
Agreements, expectations, and rights walked through in full. No surprises.
Your bed, your routine, and a community expecting you. The work starts day one.
Recovery includes learning financial responsibility. Residents are responsible for timely rent payments and budgeting as part of preparing for independent living.
Successful graduates may receive rental references based on payment history and participation. The record you build here follows you into your own lease.
If you see yourself in this list, call us. Not sure? Call anyway. We'll tell you straight.