OUR PROGRAM

At Isabel Hope Harbor, we provide a structured, transitional living program designed to support adult men as they stabilize, rebuild, and work toward independent living.

 

Our program emphasizes safety, accountability, routine, and community, offering a drug- and alcohol-free environment where residents can focus on personal growth and next steps.

 

Every aspect of the program is guided by our mission to empower individuals while fostering resilience, responsibility, and hope.

Safety

Residents live in a secure, sober environment that promotes stability and peace of mind while focusing on recovery and life goals.

Support

We provide guidance, accountability, and peer support to help residents navigate transition, build resilience, and stay on track.

Structure

Clear expectations, routines, and responsibilities promote personal responsibility, consistency, and forward progress.

Who we serve

Isabel Hope Harbor serves adult men (21+) who are:

  • Sober or committed to sobriety

  • Clinically stable (no 24/7 medical or psychiatric care required)

  • Capable of independent daily living

  • Appropriate for shared, non-clinical transitional housing

  • Seeking short-term stabilization during recovery, reentry, or life transition

This program is referral-based and eligibility-driven. Acceptance is not guaranteed and is subject to screening, funding verification, and availability.

Standard Inclusions

The program includes:

  • Shared housing (2 residents per room)

  • Utilities, Wi-Fi, and common kitchen access

  • On-site washer and dryer

  • Weekly accountability meetings

  • Life-skills support

  • Structured routines

  • A fully drug- and alcohol-free living environment

Residents are responsible for personal food and hygiene items.

Support for Residents

Isabel Hope Harbor offers residents a structured pathway toward independence by providing housing stability, accountability, and access to supportive resources.

While we are not a clinical or treatment program, we support residents in maintaining structure, responsibility, and progress toward long-term goals.

Community Partners

We collaborate with case managers, social workers, treatment providers, reentry programs, veteran service organizations, and other community partners to support appropriate placements.

 

We also welcome mission-aligned supporters and partners who share our commitment to stability, recovery, and community impact.