Long-Term Abstinence-Based Recovery Housing

Addictions Transitional Housing (Step-Up Program)

Supportive Housing for Continued Recovery and Independence

Alpha House’s Long-Term Abstinence-Based Recovery Housing Program, also known as the Addictions Transitional Housing (Step-Up Program), provides supportive, substance-free housing for individuals who have completed residential treatment and are ready to continue building independence.

This program offers a stable, structured living environment that bridges the gap between intensive treatment and fully independent living, while maintaining accountability, peer connection, and access to clinical support.

What Is a Step-Up House?

A step-up house is a transitional living environment that supports individuals who are stable in their recovery but benefit from continued structure and community. Residents are encouraged to take on increased responsibility while remaining connected to recovery supports.

Purpose of the Program

The Long-Term Recovery Housing Program is designed to:

• Support sustained recovery in a safe, abstinence-based environment

• Encourage autonomy, responsibility, and self-sufficiency

• Maintain access to clinical, peer, and community supports

• Prepare residents for long-term, independent housing

Program Features

Residents in the Step-Up Program benefit from:

• Supportive, abstinence-based housing with a focus on stability and long-term recovery

• Continued access to clinical and recovery services offered through Alpha House

• Increased independence with clear expectations and accountability

• Strong encouragement to maintain employment, education, or training

• Ongoing case management and clinical support

• Assistance securing long-term, independent housing

A Foundation for Long-Term Stability

The Long-Term Abstinence-Based Recovery Housing Program is ideal for individuals who are ready to practice independent living while remaining grounded in recovery. The program reinforces life skills, strengthens confidence, and supports lasting abstinence through structure, community, and accountability.