
Maintain a sober lifestyle
Build stability and healthy routines
Transition from treatment or incarceration
Prepare for independent living
Clear referral communication
Individualized placement review
Coordination with outside providers
Professional and respectful follow-up


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
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
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

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

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
Yes. SISU provides sober housing options for adult men and women, subject to eligibility and availability.
No. SISU provides sober housing. Residents may receive counseling, medical care, case management, or treatment through outside providers.
Yes. SISU welcomes referrals from hospitals, treatment programs, reentry programs, correctional agencies, social workers, case managers, churches, and other community partners.
No. Placement depends on eligibility, availability, safety considerations, and whether SISU is an appropriate housing option for the applicant.
Yes. SISU is a substance-free living environment, and residents must remain committed to sobriety.
Use the housing inquiry or referral contact information below. A SISU representative can explain availability and next steps.



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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