New Foundations is a spiritually based safe place for those in recovery. We focus on a continued transition into recovery after successfully detoxing or being discharged from the court system. Sometimes called sober living, or a halfway house, we provide group housing with a main goal of recovery from drugs and alcohol. This is the place for anyone who is seeking a new way of life, free from addiction.
New Foundations Transitional Living is committed to providing safe sober housing to all who are willing and committed, regardless of their path to recovery (MAT or non-MAT, AA or NA, etc) or their race, sexual orientation, gender expression, veteran status, ethnicity, color, age, disability, nation of origin, or any other personal status.
Phase Zero (usually lasts 3 days):
Phase One (typically 30 days):
Phase Two:
Phase Three:
Senior Program Participants/House Management:
Medication Assisted Treatment is an FDA-approved and highly researched option for the treatment of substance use disorders. For those who are engaging in MAT, NFTL provides several MAT-friendly homes.
MAT homes each have a medication safe, inside of a locked cabinet, that is kept under video surveillance 24 hours a day. Each participant’s locked medication bags are kept inside this safe (participants retain their own medication bag key). House managers unlock the safe at specific times daily and meet with participants one-on-one as they open their bag, count their medication, take their daily medication, and count again.
For individuals who prefer not to engage in MAT, or choose to use inject-able forms of medication (such as Vivitrol), New Foundations continues to offer traditional non-MAT homes.
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