Guest Funding

Access to safe, supportive recovery housing shouldn’t depend on a person’s ability to pay. In this category, we explore the growing landscape of grants, scholarships, and financial assistance programs that help make sober living more accessible to individuals in early recovery. From nationwide initiatives to state-specific funding opportunities, we aim to equip guests, families, and referring providers with the knowledge they need to secure financial support for recovery housing.

Our posts break down funding sources like Access to Recovery (ATR), Project NORTH, the Residential Assistance Program (RAP), and community-based nonprofits like The Herren Project. You’ll find eligibility criteria, application tips, and step-by-step instructions to help navigate what can often be a confusing or intimidating process. Whether you’re a guest seeking help, a case manager supporting a client, or an operator helping someone transition into your home, this content is designed to make funding options clear and accessible.

Beyond individual aid, we also highlight how operators and nonprofit organizations can position their homes to qualify for these funding streams. Understanding the intersection between certification, compliance, and eligibility can open doors to partnerships with government agencies and healthcare providers. Recovery is a community effort—and financial accessibility is a crucial piece of the puzzle. This section helps ensure that cost isn’t a barrier to safe, stable housing on the road to long-term sobriety.