Our Mission
Our mission is to provide safe, stable, faith-based sober living environments for individuals transitioning from treatment into long-term recovery. We combine housing, accountability, spiritual support, and practical life-skills to help our residents rebuild their lives, restore families, and rejoin their communities with dignity. Our mission is to provide safe, stable, faith-based sober living environments for individuals transitioning from treatment into long-term recovery. We combine housing, accountability, spiritual support, and practical life-skills to help our residents rebuild their lives, restore families, and rejoin their communities with dignity.
what we offer
Safe, structured sober living homes
Life-skills, budgeting, and household responsibilities
Faith-based community and discipleship
Faith-based community and discipleship
Life-skills, budgeting, and household responsibilities
Faith-based community and discipleship
Life-skills, budgeting, and household responsibilities
Life-skills, budgeting, and household responsibilities
Life-skills, budgeting, and household responsibilities
Connection to counseling and support groups
Pathways to meaningful employment and education
Life-skills, budgeting, and household responsibilities
Pathways to meaningful employment and education
Pathways to meaningful employment and education
Pathways to meaningful employment and education
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why Sober Living Alliance
926,000+ people in Illinois live with substance use disorders
926,000+ people in Illinois live with substance use disorders
926,000+ people in Illinois live with substance use disorders
In 2021, about 16.1% of Illinois residents met the criteria for a substance use disorder, yet many never receive ongoing recovery support.
Relapse risk is high without support
926,000+ people in Illinois live with substance use disorders
926,000+ people in Illinois live with substance use disorders
For some substances, relapse rates can reach 40–95% when individuals return to the same environments without structure or accountability
Sober living changes outcomes
926,000+ people in Illinois live with substance use disorders
Sober living changes outcomes
Research shows residents in sober living homes have higher abstinence, better employment, and improved mental health compared to those without this level of support.
You Can Help Change the Story
Your support helps us provide housing, structure, and hope to individuals stepping into a new life of recovery. Whether you give, volunteer, or partner with us, you become part of a growing movement to restore lives and rebuild communitie
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