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At The Rose Home, we believe lasting recovery is built one day at a time through structure, accountability, faith, and community. Our program is designed to help women develop healthy routines, rebuild confidence, and learn the life skills necessary to live independently in recovery.

While living at The Rose Home, residents receive support in the following areas:

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A consistent daily routine provides the stability many women need to rebuild their lives.
Our structured program includes:

• Four-level recovery program with increasing independence

• Daily accountability

• Morning devotions

• House responsibilities

• Weekly case management

• Recovery meeting expectations

• Curfews and program guidelines that promote responsibility and healthy living

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Recovery is strengthened through community, accountability, and personal growth.

Residents are encouraged to:

• Attend recovery meetings regularly

• Build a relationship with a sponsor

• Develop healthy coping skills

• Create personal recovery goals

• Practice honesty, responsibility, and accountability

• Build positive peer relationships within the home
   

Individual Case Management

Residents meet regularly with staff to review progress, address challenges, and work toward personal goals.

Case management focuses on:

• Individual goal planning

• Employment progress

• Financial responsibility

• Recovery accountability

• Court and probation compliance when applicable

• Problem-solving and healthy decision-making
   

Employment is an important part of building independence.

The Rose Home provides support through:

• Employment accountability

• Resume and job application assistance

• Interview preparation

• Transportation to approved employment based on program guidelines

• Support maintaining employment

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Recovery includes learning the practical skills needed for independent living.

Residents develop skills in:

• Budgeting and money management

• Time management

• Household responsibilities

• Meal planning and shared living

• Healthy communication

• Conflict resolution

• Personal responsibility

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Residents are encouraged to care for their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Staff provide support by:

• Assisting with scheduling appointments when needed

• Maintaining medication accountability according to house policy

• Encouraging healthy daily routines

• Supporting overall wellness through structure and consistency

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Faith is an important part of life at The Rose Home. While we welcome women from all backgrounds, we encourage spiritual growth through daily devotions, prayer, and Christian values of grace, hope, forgiveness, and service.

Residents are also encouraged to:

• Participate in volunteer opportunities

• Build healthy support networks

• Become active members of the recovery community

• Give back through service when appropriate
   

Throughout the program, residents work toward becoming confident, self-sufficient women prepared for life beyond The Rose Home.

This includes developing:

• Healthy routines

• Stable employment

• Financial responsibility

• Positive support systems

• Personal accountability

• A long-term recovery plan
   

At The Rose Home, we don't simply provide a place to live—we provide an opportunity to rebuild a life. Through compassion, accountability, faith, and community, women are empowered to move forward with hope, purpose, and a strong foundation for lasting recovery.