Safe sober housing for a stronger next step.

SISU provides structured sober housing for men and women committed to recovery. We also partner with hospitals, treatment programs, reentry organizations, and community agencies seeking dependable housing options for the people they serve.

Safe Housing

Stable and substance-free

Recovery Support

Structured for continued progress

Community Partnerships

Responsive referral coordination

ABOUT SISU SOBER RECOVERY

A safe place to begin again

Finding stable housing can be one of the greatest challenges for someone rebuilding a life. SISU provides a respectful, recovery-focused environment where men and women can establish stability, strengthen healthy routines, and prepare for greater independence.

For Individuals: SISU may be a good fit for people who are committed to sobriety and need a structured living environment while continuing recovery.

  • Maintain a sober lifestyle

  • Build stability and healthy routines

  • Transition from treatment or incarceration

  • Prepare for independent living

For Referral Organizations: We work with professionals and community organizations seeking appropriate sober housing for eligible individuals.

  • Clear referral communication

  • Individualized placement review

  • Coordination with outside providers

  • Professional and respectful follow-up

OUR FOUNDATION

Our Mission

SISU’s mission is to provide safe, stable, and supportive sober housing for men and women committed to recovery. We create recovery-focused living environments where residents are treated with dignity, encouraged to accept personal responsibility, and given the opportunity to build a stronger foundation for independent living.

Our Vision

Our vision is a community where every person committed to recovery has access to safe housing, meaningful support, and the opportunity to rebuild their life. We seek to become a trusted resource for residents, families, referral agencies, and community organizations.

OUR CORE VALUES

Sobriety First

Recovery is the foundation of everything we do and every decision we make.

Respect Always

Every resident, partner, neighbor, and staff member deserves dignity and respect.

Personal Accountability

Residents are encouraged to own their decisions, commitments, responsibilities, and growth.

Community Matters

Recovery is strengthened through cooperation, healthy relationships, and mutual encouragement.

Safety Without Compromise

Clear boundaries and consistent practices protect residents and the surrounding community.

Progress Over Perfection

We value honesty, effort, resilience, and continued growth throughout the recovery journey.

Who SISU Serves

SISU offers general recovery housing for adult men and women who are committed to maintaining sobriety and contributing to a healthy shared living environment.

POTENTIAL RESIDENTS

  • Individuals completing residential treatment

  • People participating in outpatient recovery

  • Individuals returning from incarceration

  • People referred by hospitals or case managers

  • Individuals seeking a stable recovery environment

  • Adults rebuilding after substance use challenges

WHAT RESIDENTS CAN EXPECT

  • A substance-free living environment

  • Clear household expectations

  • Respect for personal dignity

  • Community-focused accountability

  • Opportunities to establish healthy routines

  • Support for continued progress toward independence

ELIGIBILITY

Is SISU the right fit?

Each application is reviewed individually. Placement depends on eligibility, current availability, and whether SISU can safely and appropriately meet the applicant’s housing needs.

General Requirements

  • At least 18 years of age

  • Committed to maintaining sobriety

  • Willing to follow house rules and community expectations

  • Able to live independently without 24-hour medical care

  • Medically and emotionally stable for shared housing

  • Government-issued identification or a plan to obtain it

  • Income, sponsorship, benefits, or another approved payment plan

  • Willing to participate in recovery-related activities

SISU May Not Be Appropriate For:

  • Individuals currently using alcohol or illegal drugs

  • People requiring medical detoxification

  • Individuals needing inpatient psychiatric treatment

  • People requiring continuous medical supervision

  • Applicants unwilling to follow house expectations

  • Individuals presenting a serious and immediate safety risk

HOUSE EXPECTATIONS

A community built on safety and accountability

SISU’s rules are designed to protect sobriety, dignity, safety, and the well-being of everyone in the home.

Sobriety

No alcohol, illegal drugs, or returning under the influence.

Respect

No threats, violence, harassment, intimidation, or bullying.

Curfew

Residents follow established curfew and obtain approval for exceptions.

Visitors

Visitors must be approved and remain within authorized areas and hours.

Recovery Participation

Residents may be required to attend meetings, treatment, or peer-support activities.

House Meetings

Attendance is expected unless a resident is formally excused.

Chores

Residents keep personal and shared spaces clean and complete assigned duties.

Medication

Prescription medications must be used as directed, secured, and never shared.

Weapons & Illegal Activity

Weapons, theft, assault, drug activity, and other illegal conduct are prohibited.

REFERRAL PARTNERS

A dependable housing connection for the people you serve

Referral partners can feel confident knowing that SISU is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and recovery-focused environment. Every prospective resident is individually reviewed to help ensure that our housing is an appropriate fit for their current stage of recovery and personal needs.

Our team values timely communication, professional collaboration, and strong relationships with the organizations that entrust us with the people they serve.

SISU partners with professionals who are committed to helping individuals achieve lasting recovery by providing housing that promotes stability, accountability, and personal growth.

We Welcome Referrals From:

  • Hospitals and healthcare systems

  • Substance use treatment providers

  • Detoxification and recovery centers

  • Behavioral and mental health organizations

  • Correctional facilities and prison release programs

  • Probation and parole departments

  • Reentry and workforce development programs

  • Drug and recovery courts

  • Veterans' support organizations

  • Social workers and case managers

  • Homeless outreach and transitional housing programs

  • Faith-based organizations and community ministries

  • Nonprofit agencies and community organizations

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Helpful information before applying or referring

Does SISU provide housing for both men and women?

Yes. SISU provides sober housing options for adult men and women, subject to eligibility and availability.

Is SISU a treatment center?

No. SISU provides sober housing. Residents may receive counseling, medical care, case management, or treatment through outside providers.

Can an organization refer someone?

Yes. SISU welcomes referrals from hospitals, treatment programs, reentry programs, correctional agencies, social workers, case managers, churches, and other community partners.

Does submitting a referral guarantee placement?

No. Placement depends on eligibility, availability, safety considerations, and whether SISU is an appropriate housing option for the applicant.

Does a resident have to remain sober?

Yes. SISU is a substance-free living environment, and residents must remain committed to sobriety.

How can I check current availability?

Use the housing inquiry or referral contact information below. A SISU representative can explain availability and next steps.

Courage to keep moving forward

SISU represents extraordinary determination, courage, and resilience in the face of adversity. It describes the inner strength that allows a person to continue moving forward even when the journey is difficult.

We believe every resident is more than their past decisions, struggles, or circumstances. With safe housing, personal accountability, support, and determination, a stronger future is possible.

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