Zero Tolerance Policy
We have a strict zero-tolerance policy for drug and alcohol use. Any resident found under the influence, in possession of substances, or bringing substances onto the property will be discharged to protect the safety and sobriety of the home.
Recovery & Meeting Participation
Active participation in recovery is expected. Residents are encouraged to attend recovery meetings (such as 12-step or similar support groups) each week and to stay engaged in a personal recovery plan, which may include working with a sponsor, mentor, or counselor.
Chores & Cleanliness
Residents are responsible for keeping their personal areas tidy and for completing assigned household chores. Everyone works together to keep common spaces clean, comfortable, and welcoming.
Drug & Alcohol Testing
Residents may be asked to complete random or regular drug and alcohol screenings. Refusing to test is treated the same as a positive result and may lead to discharge.
Curfew & House Meetings
A nightly curfew is in place to support structure, safety, and accountability. Attendance at scheduled house meetings is required for all residents. These meetings are used to share updates, address concerns, and support one another.
House Rules & Expectations
Clear guidelines to ensure a safe, supportive, and structured environment for everyone.
What to Bring
- Personal clothing and shoes
- Toiletries and personal hygiene items
- Approved prescription medications
- Cell phone and/or laptop
- Recovery or spiritual reading materials
What Not to Bring
- Drugs, alcohol, or related paraphernalia
- Weapons of any kind
- Products containing alcohol (mouthwash, etc.)
- Excessive valuables or large amounts of cash
- Pets
These standards exist to safeguard you, your peers, and the shared values of the collective Rest and Recovery Homes family.