Recovery Housing

Recovery housing offers a safe and supportive space to grow and heal as residents continue on their recovery journey, as they commit to managing semi-independent living with low-level support.

Our Recovery Housing aims to continue building on individuals Recovery Capital, and we achieve this by encouraging all residents to participate in weekly meaningful activities, such as volunteering, education, peer mentoring or participating in workshops in their local community.

We currently have three properties that are open to the whole recovery community to apply for, each unique, welcoming and a space for residents to call home. There are two houses in the beautiful countryside of Stroud and one in Gloucester, with every property grounded in a shared commitment to long-term healing and recovery through an abstinence-based approach.

To ensure that all concerns, disputes and needs are met among residents, there are weekly meetings with dedicated staff to offer support and advice.

Upon joining us, we’ll work with applicants to find the most suitable space for them based on availability at the time. Most of our lease terms are for a year, with a weekly service fee and around the six-month mark we will meet with residents to discuss the next stages in terms of their accommodation and continuing to promote recovery.