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A recovery living home is an alcohol and drug-free living environment, which emphasizes 12-step groups and peer support for people who are transitioning from a rehab facility, back into a normal flow of life, and attempting to remain sober. This transitional housing is key to a person’s success in remaining sober. Destructive, unstable, non-sober living environments can easily derail someone’s recovery, even if a person is highly motivated. 

 

We will be open to those suffering from substance or process addictions, or a mental health crisis. Learn more at comebackrecoveryhomes.com.

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Your gift is vital to someone’s recovery.

Your gift will save someone’s life.

Additionally, we are offering these naming opportunities for the homes.

Please reach out if you are interested in any of these levels. ​

Men's Home - The D. McDougal House

House Naming - $50,000 -

Claimed: Anonymous

Kitchen - $25,000 -

Claimed: The Church of Eleven22

Living Room - $15,000

Home Gym - $10,000  -

Claimed: Trinity Parish, St. Augustine

Bedrooms (5) - $7,500 each -

4/5 Claimed:

Kline Family, Salon Honey + Sage, Noah Bailey Group, and Murphy Family

​Women's Home

House Naming - $50,000

Kitchen - $25,000

Living Room - $15,000

Home Gym - $15,000

Garage - $10,000 -

Claimed: Grimes Family

Bedrooms (4) - $7,500 each -

2/5 Claimed: Sivley Family and Guarino & Thomas families

Sam

I struggled for a long time to make sense of how to take care of myself.  A lack of support, direction, and community became my biggest downfall.  Through Chad and the Recovery RX family, I was able to gain these things and so much more.  When I was at my wits end, this family came to my side.  With their help, I was able to embrace that sense of belonging by doing what I love, physical training,  with like minded people. On top of that, they never asked for anything in return except my commitment to better myself and lift up those around me.  I owe my life to Recovery RX and I am happy to be a part of this community.   

Names changed to protect anonymity.

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