Lighthouse

To help people recover from drug and alcohol addiction. So that they are truly changed, not just surviving but thriving, living a new life free from addictions, sober for life!
We achieve this by providing a structured living environment. We hold our participants accountable for their recovery through support meetings, drug testing, working a fulltime job, chores, curfew, etc. We help people rebuild their lives mind, body and soul.
The Lighthouse Sober Living Program is a multi-phase program. Participants start out with structure and accountability which decreases with phase advancement. The overall purpose is for Participants to develop a sober daily routine, sober lifestyle, and sober support system that can be maintained even after they move on from the Lighthouse.
Participants here are living in a sober environment and are surrounded by others who share a common experience who support one another in their sobriety. One of our goals is to work in partnership with the community service agencies, judicial and court systems such as: Pretrial, Community Corrections, Drug Court, DUI Court, Wellness Court, Probation, Department of Corrections and the Public Defenders Office, as well as educational institutions to help people in recovery on their path to learning healthy behaviors. In addition we strive to help them transition into living constructive lives after overcoming destructive behaviors.
1.Sobriety – we are a zero tolerance facility
2.Timely payment of monthly program fees
3.Program participation – 12 step or similar program
4.Work with a sponsor
5.Random Breathalyzer Tests
6.Random Drug Tests
7.Work – Participants must obtain work as soon as possible
8.Attend Meetings as required weekly
9.Attend a weekly House Meeting
10.Abide by a curfew
11.Perform a house chore daily/weekly as assigned
12.2 Forms of ID are required at the time of intake. Valid driver´s license or State Issued Photo ID and either a social security card or birth certificate

We provide a long-term structured sober living environment.
We work with our local Food Bank to provide for our participants as well as people in our community.
We help our participants establish successful careers.
We work with many government and judicial systems to

Currently, we operate from an old frat house where we house up to 48 men in recovery. We also have two residential houses that we rent. We house four participants in one house and seven in the other. We hold five different weekly support meetings in-house available for all participants. We also work with community service agencies, judicial and court systems such as: Pretrial, Community Corrections, Drug Court, DUI Court, Wellness Court, Probation, Department of Corrections and the Public Defenders Office, as well as educational institutions to help our people in recovery on their path to learning healthy behaviors.

Since the Lighthouse's inception nearly ten years ago, we have developed a recovery program that can truly lead someone to true and complete and total sobriety where they are not just surviving day by day, meeting after meeting but thriving in a life free of addictions sober for life! We have grown from housing 25+/- men to 58 men across 3 locations. We started out working with a select few agencies and now we work with well over a dozen agencies and organizations across the entire state. We receive calls and participants from all across the nation, we have had participants from as far as England, Australia and Kenya.
The main house we operate out of is owned by a fraternity so, we need to build a new Home of our own where we can help more people and a house that is suited for our needs. We would like to purchase or build a house for women as well as residential style homes for participants reintegrating back into a more traditional housing environment.