Our Women’s Recovery Program

Recovery Is Stronger Together

You don’t have to navigate recovery alone. Building a structured, supportive environment is key to long-term success, and our program is designed to help women create a fulfilling and sustainable lifestyle. Through a balance of guidance, accountability, and personal growth, we help our residents cultivate emotional well-being, responsibility, and independence—ensuring they have the tools to thrive for the long haul.

There’s no time limit on your journey with us. Our program evolves with each individual, offering increased freedoms and privileges as residents progress in their recovery. We use a three-phase approach that gradually fosters self-sufficiency, allowing clients to regain confidence in their ability to live independently. Many of our long-term residents serve as mentors, offering wisdom and encouragement to those just beginning their path. This is the power of a strong recovery community—learning from one another and growing together.

Regular house meetings provide a space for open communication, ensuring everyone understands and supports each other’s progress. Respect, accountability, and encouragement are at the heart of everything we do. Whether you’re just starting out or have been in recovery for years, our community is here to help you succeed.

Peer support is a crucial part of the recovery journey, and there’s no better place to build those meaningful connections than within your own living space. In our homes, every woman is more than just a resident—she’s a valued member of a close-knit community where respect, kindness, and compassion are at the core of daily life.

Here, you’re not alone. You’re part of a team, working together to create a positive, supportive, and nurturing environment. Everyone plays a role in maintaining the home and uplifting one another, making this stage of recovery a natural bridge between structured living and full independence.

With a strong foundation of encouragement and accountability, you’ll have the tools and guidance needed to carve out your own path forward—at your own pace. This is more than just a place to live; it’s a place to grow, heal, and build a future with the support of those who truly understand the journey.

House Rules and Support

Most sober living homes have rules, and ours are simple:

  • Respect yourself
  • Respect others
  • Respect your surroundings

We require everyone to join a structured recovery program and attend regular meetings. We understand that recovery looks different for each person, so we support you in finding a program that fits your needs. For everyone’s safety, we also do random drug and alcohol tests. If you’d like more details on all our rules, please contact us.

We know many people in recovery also deal with mental health challenges, trauma, or co-occurring disorders. We’ve been there, too, and we’re here to help you find outside resources, tools, and skills to heal every area of your life.

We hold regular in-house support groups, and there’s always a head resident, staff member, or volunteer ready to help with whatever you need.

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We’ve Got You Covered!

Starting fresh in a new place comes with a lot of questions, but you’re not alone—we’re here to help!

  • Where Can I Buy Groceries?
    We’ll guide you to nearby grocery stores, farmers’ markets, and budget-friendly options for healthy eating.

  • How Do I Find a Doctor?
    Need a primary care provider or a specialist? We can connect you with trusted healthcare professionals who support your recovery journey.

  • Where Are the Meetings Held?
    Whether you’re looking for AA, NA, or other recovery support groups, we’ll help you find the best meetings that fit your schedule and preferences.

  • Which IOPs Are the Best?
    Not all Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) are the same. We’ll help you explore and choose the right one to support your continued recovery.

  • How Do I Navigate the Area?
    From public transportation to ride-sharing options and local community resources, we’ll make sure you have reliable ways to get where you need to go.

You don’t have to figure it all out on your own—we’re here to make your transition smooth and stress-free!

We know that adjusting to sober living doesn’t happen overnight. You’re not expected to have everything figured out by day two—or even week two. That’s why our staff, house managers, and fellow residents are here to help you settle in and navigate the details that will support your long-term recovery.

Growth takes time, and lasting change doesn’t happen all at once. At Evergreen Sober Living, we’ve created a family-like environment where support is always within reach. Together, we can overcome any challenge and build a brighter future.

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A Community Built on Support and Accountability

At our sober living home, we believe that recovery thrives in a supportive and structured environment. House meetings offer a space for residents to connect, share progress, and encourage one another on their individual paths. Open communication fosters trust, accountability, and personal growth, helping each woman feel heard and valued.

Respect is the foundation of our home. We expect every resident, staff member, and guest to treat one another with kindness, compassion, and consideration. Recovery is a shared experience, and by uplifting each other, we create a safe, welcoming environment where everyone can heal and grow.

When you join our community, you become more than just a resident—you become part of a family. We work together to keep our home a positive and peaceful place, where every person contributes to maintaining a clean, supportive, and encouraging atmosphere. This transitional phase allows you to regain independence while still receiving the guidance and structure needed for long-term success.

Like any well-functioning home, we have expectations in place to ensure safety and stability. Our core principles are simple:

  • Respect yourself by committing to your recovery and personal growth.
  • Respect others by fostering an environment of encouragement and support.
  • Respect your surroundings by taking care of your shared living space.

Participation in a structured recovery program and attending regular meetings are required. We understand that recovery is personal, so we fully support each individual in finding the approach that works best for them. To maintain a safe, drug-free environment, periodic and random substance testing is conducted.

Our goal is to provide a strong support system and the tools needed for a successful transition into independent living. Here, you will find guidance, encouragement, and a community that truly cares—helping you build a solid foundation for a fulfilling, sober life.

Many women in recovery also navigate the complexities of mental health challenges, past trauma, and co-occurring conditions. These struggles are often deeply connected, making the journey to healing unique for each individual. We recognize these challenges firsthand and are here to help you find the right resources, support systems, and coping strategies to regain balance and well-being.

In addition to providing a safe and structured living environment, we host regular in-house support groups to encourage open discussions and shared experiences. Whether you need guidance, encouragement, or simply someone to listen, a dedicated team member—whether a staff member, head resident, or volunteer—is always available to offer support whenever you need it.

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Program Overview

Zero Tolerance Policy

To maintain a safe and supportive environment, certain rules are strictly enforced. Violating any of the following may result in immediate dismissal from the program:

  • No Alcohol or Drugs – The use, possession, or distribution of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited.
  • No Inappropriate Relationships – Romantic or sexual relationships between staff, management, clients, or guests are not allowed.
  • No Violence or Harmful Behavior – Any form of aggression, discrimination, harassment, or hateful conduct—whether on or off the premises—will not be tolerated.
  • No Stealing – Theft of any kind, inside or outside the home, is strictly forbidden.

Our priority is to provide a safe, respectful, and recovery-focused environment for all residents. Adhering to these rules ensures a positive and supportive space for everyone committed to sobriety.

House Expectations & Responsibilities

Chores:
Each resident is responsible for keeping their living space clean, starting with making their bed every morning. Daily chores help maintain a clean, organized, and welcoming home for everyone. In addition, a deep cleaning of the house takes place weekly over a designated two-day period, with responsibilities shared among house members.

Productivity:
All residents must be actively engaged in meaningful activities for at least 30 hours per week. This can include:

  • Employment (part-time or full-time)
  • Volunteering
  • School or educational programs
  • Participation in an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
  • A combination of the above

Meeting Attendance:

  • In-House Meetings: Residents are required to attend weekly house meetings within their individual homes.
  • Outside Meetings: A step-down approach is followed based on sobriety progress. For example:
    • Phase I: Attend at least four recovery-based meetings or activities per week.
    • Phase II: Attend at least three per week.
  • Evergreen Sober Living supports all recovery pathways, allowing residents to choose from a variety of meeting styles and resources that best align with their journey.

Mentorship:
Residents must maintain weekly mentorship meetings with a 12-step sponsor or recovery coach to ensure ongoing accountability, personal growth, and long-term success in sobriety.

By following these expectations, residents develop structure, responsibility, and support systems that help build a stable and fulfilling sober lifestyle.

Three Phase Recovery Structure

Phase I: Laying the Foundation

Phase I is the initial stage of the program, lasting a minimum of four weeks after admission. Progressing to Phase II is determined by a house manager and requires meeting specific milestones that demonstrate commitment to sobriety, accountability, and stability.

Requirements to Advance to Phase II:

  • Active Recovery Participation – Attend at least four recovery meetings or activities per week for a minimum of four weeks.
  • Consistent Productivity – Maintain a structured weekly schedule that includes at least 30 hours per week of work, school, volunteering, IOP participation, or a combination of these activities.
  • Curfew Compliance – Follow a 9 p.m. curfew (extensions may be granted by house managers when necessary).
  • No Overnight Stays – Residents must remain at the house each night.
  • Communication & Accountability – Inform the house manager of all scheduled commitments, errands, and activities before leaving the house.
  • Program Compliance – Consistently adhere to all program standards, responsibilities, and expectations.

Phase I is designed to help residents develop structure, establish routines, and build accountability—all essential elements for long-term success in recovery. Transitioning to Phase II reflects progress and an increased level of independence and responsibility within the program.

Phase II: Gaining Independence

After successfully completing Phase I and demonstrating commitment to the program, residents advance to Phase II, where they receive additional freedoms and responsibilities.

Phase II Privileges & Expectations:

  • Extended Curfew – Curfew is extended to 11 p.m., unless work requires later hours.
  • Overnight Stays – Residents may have one overnight stay per month, with prior approval.
  • Ongoing Mentorship – Continue weekly meetings with a recovery mentor, such as a sponsor, life coach, case manager, or spiritual leader.
  • Family Visits – Residents with children may now receive visits, based on the community manager’s discretion.

Phase II encourages greater independence while maintaining structure and accountability, helping residents prepare for long-term stability in recovery.

Phase III: Leadership & Long-Term Stability

After achieving at least five months of continuous sobriety, residents may be granted additional privileges as they prepare for greater independence and personal growth.

Phase III Privileges & Responsibilities:

  • Mentorship Opportunities – Residents in Phase III may be considered as mentors for newer members of the Evergreen community, offering guidance and support.
  • Family Visits – Continued in-house visits with children are permitted, allowing for deeper family connections.

This phase is designed to reinforce leadership, accountability, and stability, helping residents transition toward full independence while giving back to the recovery community.

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What’s Included

What’s Included in Your Monthly Fee?

Your monthly fee covers most household living expenses, ensuring a comfortable and supportive environment while you focus on your recovery. However, residents are responsible for personal items, such as food, clothing, and hygiene products.

Included at No Additional Cost:

✔ Wi-Fi – Stay connected for work, school, or personal use.
✔ Bath Towel Set – Fresh towels provided.
✔ Free Drug & Alcohol Testing – Regular urinalysis (UA) and breathalyzer tests are conducted randomly to maintain a safe, sober environment.
✔ Laundry Detergent – No need to purchase your own.
✔ Cleaning Supplies – Essential supplies to keep shared spaces clean.
✔ Home Monitoring – Ensuring a secure and supportive living environment.
✔ Utilities Covered – Water, electricity, gas, and trash service included.
✔ Paper Products & Soaps – Toilet paper, paper towels, hand soap, dish soap, and dishwashing detergent are provided.
✔ Bedding Essentials – Bed linens, blankets, and pillows are included for your comfort.

Our goal is to make your transition into sober living as smooth as possible, providing essential household needs so you can focus on your recovery and personal growth.

Program Rates & Fees

We strive to keep our program affordable while providing a safe, structured, and supportive living environment.

  • Monthly Fee: $550/month (Equal Expense Share)
  • Admission Fee: $150 (One-time fee due at move-in, along with the first month’s program fee)

What’s Included in Your Monthly Fee?

✔ Essential household supplies
✔ Sobriety monitoring
✔ Bed linens, pillows, and towels
✔ Utilities (water, electricity, gas, trash service)
✔ Wi-Fi and home maintenance

What Residents Are Responsible For:

🔹 Food and meals
🔹 Clothing
🔹 Hygiene products
🔹 Personal and comfort items

This structure allows residents to focus on their recovery and personal growth, while we take care of the essentials needed for a stable, sober living environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Home: A Safe & Comfortable Space

We offer a spacious and welcoming home designed to comfortably accommodate up to eight women. With plenty of room for everyone, our house provides a supportive and structured environment without feeling crowded.

What Makes Our Home Unique?

✔ Spacious Living Areas – Plenty of room to relax and connect with housemates.
✔ Multiple Bathrooms – Reducing wait times and ensuring convenience.
✔ Large Bedrooms – Comfortable shared spaces for rest and privacy.
✔ Flexible Scheduling Options – Designed to support a smooth transition into sober living.

Our goal is to provide a stable, peaceful, and recovery-focused environment where every woman can heal, grow, and rebuild her life with confidence.

House Rules & Expectations

We believe that structure and accountability create the foundation for a successful recovery journey. Our basic house rules include:

✔ Regular Meeting Attendance – Residents must participate in recovery-based meetings to maintain progress and community support.
✔ Mentorship & Guidance – Work with a sponsor, recovery coach, spiritual leader, or another mentor to stay accountable and focused on personal growth.
✔ Active Engagement – All residents are required to work, volunteer, or attend school while in the program to build stability and independence.

For a complete list of house rules and guidelines, please contact us. Our structured yet supportive environment is designed to help you thrive in sobriety while preparing for long-term success.

Daily Life in Our Program

Our program is designed to help women build happy, healthy, and well-balanced lives in recovery. Daily activities mirror what any successful woman in early sobriety would experience, creating a structured yet independent lifestyle.

Typical daily routines include:
✔ Morning Responsibilities – Making the bed, completing chores, and getting ready for the day.
✔ Work, School, or Volunteering – Staying productive with meaningful daily commitments.
✔ Meeting Attendance – Engaging in recovery meetings to stay on track.
✔ Social & Personal Time – Spending time with friends, practicing self-care, and handling personal responsibilities.

Life in our home is much like independent living—residents face real-world challenges while having the structure and support to navigate them successfully.

Comprehensive Support Services

We provide a wide range of support services to help residents address challenges, rebuild their lives, and thrive in recovery. These include:

✔ Peer-Led Recovery Meetings – In-house meetings to foster connection and support.
✔ Access to Professional Resources – Assistance in finding doctors, mental health professionals, and therapists.
✔ Recovery Mentorship – Referrals for recovery coaches and 12-step sponsors within the community.
✔ Social Assistance Guidance – Help with filing for benefits, resolving legal matters, and addressing overdue taxes.

Recovery often involves unpacking and addressing past challenges, and we are here to provide guidance, support, and solutions. If we don’t have the answer, we’ll help connect you with someone who does.

How Long Does/Can Someone Stay?

✔ Minimum Stay: 1 month – Residents must commit to at least 30 days in the program to establish stability and routine.
✔ No Maximum Stay: As long as residents continue to follow program guidelines and maintain accountability, they are welcome to stay as long as they need.

We understand that recovery is a personal journey, and everyone moves at their own pace. We will never ask someone to leave if they’re not ready or if they feel that staying longer will support their long-term success. Our goal is to provide a safe, structured, and supportive environment for as long as it is needed.

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Making the next big step in your recovery is very significant, and deciding which sober living home is right for you is no different. Your questions or concerns are of the utmost importance to us. We strive for the quickest response time possible and know the urgency for you to find answers.