A Home for the Next Chapter.
Sober living rooted in faith, accountability, and community — providing a safe, structured environment for people transitioning out of residential treatment and into lasting recovery.
Program Status
Starting Small. Building Well.
I AM Home is launching as a pilot program with one house — a deliberate, careful start that allows us to build the right culture before we grow. We have a property in place and are preparing it for residents.
I AM Home is not yet accepting residents. If you are in need of sober living now, please contact us and we will help connect you with available options.
The Path to Opening
Where We Are Right Now
We are starting with one house and doing it right. Here is every step — and exactly where we stand today.
Property Secured
We have contracted a property designated for the I AM Home pilot. The house will serve as the foundation for our sober living model.
Renovation & Conversion
We are planning a basement conversion to add two additional bedrooms — expanding capacity while maintaining a home-like environment. Renovation work is being planned now.
House Structure & Guidelines
Establishing house rules, accountability structures, and the daily rhythms that will define life at I AM Home — grounded in faith, mutual respect, and sobriety.
Pilot Launch
Opening the first house to a small cohort of residents — people transitioning from residential treatment who are ready for the next step in their recovery journey.
Grow the Model
With a proven pilot, we will expand I AM Home to additional houses — building a network of sober living rooted in the same values and community.
Life at I AM Home
More Than a House. A Community.
Sober living works best when it is more than just a roof — it is a community of people holding each other accountable, growing together, and building the life they want. I AM Home is designed around that conviction.
Safe, Structured Environment
A clean, sober home with clear expectations — curfews, house meetings, chore responsibilities, and zero tolerance for substances.
Peer Accountability
Regular house meetings, shared responsibilities, and a culture of honest, supportive accountability among residents.
Faith-Centered Living
Optional chapel, access to I AM Academy coursework, and connection to a local Orthodox parish for those who are ready.
Transition Support
Help with employment, life skills, and reintegration — practical support for building a stable, independent life.
Get Involved
Help Prepare the House
We need hands-on help getting I AM Home ready — renovation volunteers, tradespeople, donors of furniture and household goods, and people willing to mentor or support residents once we open. Every contribution matters.
Stay Informed
Interested in I AM Home — as a future resident, a volunteer, or a supporter? Get in touch and we will keep you updated as we get closer to opening.