Apr 2, 2025 | Continued Learning, Housing, Recovery Community Development, Resources, resources, Sober living, Uncategorized
Michael Reed is an investment consultant living in New Canaan with his wife, Kristin, and two college age children. He is the current Board President and a board member since 2011 of the Jericho Project in New York, which provides supportive housing and social...
Jan 22, 2025 | Housing, Recovery Community Development, Sober living
Partnership with Lucy Baney Family Reunification Center We are excited to announce our partnership with the Lucy Baney Family Reunification Center in Bridgeport. This center provides vital services such as on-site childcare, family counseling, parenting skills...
Jan 22, 2025 | Housing, Recovery Community Development, Resources, Sober living
2024 was a year of notable achievements for our organization as we concentrated on developing and overseeing affordable, sustainable, and supportive sober living communities. Below are some highlights from our successful year: 2024 Annual Benefit Event We hosted our...
Jan 27, 2023 | Housing, Recovery Community Development, Resources, Sober living
When we think about addiction, there are a lot of feelings that get dredged up along with that single word. The social weight of that word is heavy still as the stigma persists. What’s more, is that the admission and commitment to sobriety so often feels far less than...
Dec 17, 2022 | Housing, Recovery Community Development, Sober living
Recovery housing plays a significant role in the continuum of treatment for those in the initial and ongoing stages of recovery. They provide a structured living environment, peer support, and essential possibilities for people to build long-term recovery resources....
Sep 29, 2022 | Housing, Recovery Community Development, resources
Supporting the recovery journey from addiction is not an easy undertaking, or one that simply ends. It is a road that is sometimes challenging to stay upon, but it is a journey worth taking. The word addiction holds a lot of negative weight in our society. And that...
