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Individuals seeking transitional housing are welcome to apply to Shared Haven. Applicants with a history of violent offenses will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept registered sex offenders.
Your length of stay at Shared Haven will be based on your individual needs, goals, and preferences. While we encourage a minimum stay of two months, our program is non-time-limited, offering the flexibility to serve as either a transitional stepping stone or a long-term housing solution.
No. Residents of Shared Haven are responsible for purchasing and preparing their own meals. However, we provide all necessary cooking appliances and utensils to support meal preparation.
Here at Shared Haven we love animals, but we are unable to have residents bring their own pets with them. Some residents may have allergies to particular types of animals and it would be very difficult to manage these allergies with animals residing inside the home.
Shared Haven offers both private and shared rooms. Room assignments are based on availability, individual needs assessments, and personal preferences.
Yes. All letters, packages, and deliveries addressed to you will be brought to your room daily. For safety purposes, we may occasionally request that packages be opened in the presence of a House Manager.
At Shared Haven, residents benefit from complimentary Wi-Fi, cable TV, and full internet access. We encourage maintaining connections with family and friends, and residents are welcome to use personal laptops or computers.
Yes. Each house is equipped with a landline for both incoming and outgoing calls. The House Manager is available to assist residents with placing calls and obtaining any necessary phone numbers. Residents are also welcome to bring personal cell phones as part of their belongings.
Yes. Tobacco smoking is permitted only in designated outdoor smoking areas.
Living at Shared Haven offers the comfort and freedom of your own home. You're welcome to personalize your bedroom with your own décor, and you may bring electronics, books, games, and other personal items. However, as this is a shared living environment, we ask that you avoid bringing excess belongings. Please ensure everything you bring fits neatly within your designated storage areas to help maintain a clean and organized space for everyone.
Our sober living programs are specifically tailored for men and women who have successfully completed both a detoxification process and a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. This structured transition allows clients to build upon their recovery foundation in a supportive, substance-free environment.
At our community, we maintain a strict policy of zero tolerance for drug or alcohol use, both on and off the property. As part of our commitment to providing a safe and supportive environment, we conduct regular random drug and alcohol tests, typically utilizing 12-panel screening. It's important to note that refusal to submit to a drug test will be treated in the same manner as a positive test result. This approach ensures the well-being and accountability of all our residents, fostering an atmosphere conducive to successful recovery and personal growth.
At Shared Haven, residents enjoy free Wi-Fi, cable TV, and internet access. Staying connected with family and friends is encouraged, and personal laptops or computers are welcome.
Yes. Each house has a land line to both make and receive calls. The House Manager will assist you with making any calls and getting phone numbers that you may need. You are welcome to bring personal cell phones as part of your belongings.
Yes, tobacco smoking is allowed in designated smoking areas outside the homes.
Living at Shared Haven is just like living in your own home. You may bring décor to make your bedroom your own. You may bring your electronics, games, books, and other items you wish to have with you. However, because there are multiple people here, we strive to avoid clutter. Do not bring anything more than will fit comfortably in the assigned storage spaces.
Our sober living programs are designed for men and women who have already completed a detox program and a drug and alcohol rehab program. This helps clients establish a firm foundation that they can continue building upon while completing a sober living program.
At our community, we maintain a strict policy of zero tolerance for drug or alcohol use, both on and off the property. As part of our commitment to providing a safe and supportive environment, we conduct regular random drug and alcohol tests, typically utilizing 12-panel screening. It's important to note that refusal to submit to a drug test will be treated in the same manner as a positive test result. This approach ensures the well-being and accountability of all our residents, fostering an atmosphere conducive to successful recovery and personal growth.