Men’s Long Term Sober Housing

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Men’s House

A place where recovery becomes a way of life

We provide safe, structured, faith-based housing designed to help men break free from addiction, heal, and rebuild their lives with purpose. This isn’t just sobriety. This is transformation—lived out day by day.

The LIT Difference

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Live shoulder to shoulder with men pursuing the same freedom. Brotherhood replaces isolation, and no one walks alone.

Community

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Structure, consistency, and faith work together through a relationship with God and active 12-Step recovery.

Accountability

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A sober living environment that nurtures spiritual maturity, personal responsibility, and successful life transitions.

Growth

What to Expect?

A Daily Rhythm of Recovery & Renewal

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At LIT Long Term Housing, recovery is built into everyday life through a Spirit-filled approach that goes beyond mainstream recovery approaches.

Action-Oriented Recovery

Daily rhythms that reinforce sobriety through 12-step recovery, meetings, and accountability.

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Coaching for Heart, Mind, and Spirit

Residents are mentored by certified Peer Recovery Support Specialists who’ve walked the same path—ensuring no one falls through the cracks.

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Training for Life After Recovery

Residents get spiritual training, life skills, and goal-setting support to help them move forward with purpose

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Every resident
who joins must:

  1. Attend a minimum of three 12-step recovery meetings each week

  2. Maintain full-time employment (we will help you find work)

  3. Practice total abstinence from mind-altering substances Methadone, Subutex®, and Suboxone® are not permitted Vivitrol® and Naltrexone are permitted

  4. Actively work a 12-step recovery program

  5. Establish and remain connected to a 12-step home group

  6. Follow all program policies and house guidelines

  7. Stay current on weekly program fees ($110 per week)

  8. Establish and attend a home church

  9. Complete 4 hours of service work each month

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