Peace of mindbegins withunderstanding.

Structured, substance-free housing for people in recovery. It bridges formal treatment and independent living, with accountability and community. Read the plain-English guide.

Detox and treatment are clinical care from licensed providers. Sober living is housing. The Foundry doesn’t provide medical care or therapy; residents can attend outpatient treatment elsewhere while they live here. Treatment vs. sober living.

Furnished rooms with utilities, linens and laundry included; full kitchens; rides to appointments and meetings early on; help with resumes and job applications; support around court dates.

No alcohol or drugs, randomized testing, curfew, required meetings, chores, respect for housemates, and work, school or an outpatient program. Our approach.

Written rules applied to everyone, testing on no predictable schedule, house meetings, and a peer community that notices. A relapse leads to an honest conversation about the right level of care.

Call us with any question about how the house works. What we can share about a specific resident depends on that resident’s consent, which protects him and every other man in the house. Ask us how this works in your situation.

Who manages the house and how often they’re there. How testing works. What happens after a relapse. What the rate includes. Whether you can talk to a resident without staff in the room. The touring checklist.

Most men stay three to twelve months. There’s no forced exit date; the men who do best usually measure it in months, not weeks.

Rates depend on the room and the length of stay. Sober living is private pay; insurance covers treatment, not housing. Scholarships are available for qualified residents.

Call or text (954) 817-7143, or send the inquiry form below and choose “A family member.”