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Recovery Housing
Structured, peer-led recovery housing designed to support accountability, stability, and successful community reintegration.
Peer Support
Peer-led accountability, mentorship, and shared lived experience that help residents stay connected, responsible, and engaged in recovery.
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Workforce Development
Employment readiness, vocational opportunities, and workforce connections that help residents build confidence, responsibility, and financial stability.
Life Skills & Reintegration
Practical skills, healthy routines, and community connections that support greater independence and long-term recovery.
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Recovery Housing Program
TODRR’s Recovery Housing Program is being developed as a safe, structured, peer-led living environment for adult men in recovery.
Key components will include:
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Alcohol- and illicit drug-free housing
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MAT-friendly policies
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Structured daily routines and clear expectations
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Peer accountability and support
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Emphasis on responsibility, stability, and independence
Peer Support & Mentorship
Peer support will be a core part of TODRR’s recovery housing model. Residents will be encouraged to build accountability, connection, and practical recovery skills through relationships with peers who understand the realities of rebuilding life in recovery.
The model will emphasize:
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Peer mentorship and accountability
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Group support and shared experience
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Guidance navigating early-recovery challenges
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Support building healthy routines and relationships
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Opportunities to grow from participation toward leadership
Workforce & Vocational Program
TODRR’s workforce development model will help residents build job readiness, responsibility, confidence, and pathways toward sustainable employment. The Dirt to Table Vocational Recovery Initiative will provide hands-on opportunities to practice consistency, teamwork, and practical work skills.
Planned components include:
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Hands-on vocational learning
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Resume building and employment readiness
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Structured work routines and accountability
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Connections to employment and training opportunities
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Opportunities to build practical skills through Dirt to Table
Life Skills Curriculum
TODRR’s Life Skills Curriculum is designed to help residents build the practical skills needed for stable, independent living beyond recovery housing.
Topics include:
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Financial literacy and budgeting
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Time management and goal setting
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Communication and conflict resolution
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Meal planning and household responsibility
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Boundaries and healthy relationships
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Employment readiness and workplace habits
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Independent living skills
Family Engagement
When appropriate and with the resident’s consent, TODRR’s model will encourage healthy family involvement, communication, and appropriate boundaries as part of recovery and community reintegration.
Planned support may include:
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Recovery education and expectations for families
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Healthy communication and boundary-setting strategies
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Resources for outside family support
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Coordination with approved providers or recovery supports when appropriate
Recovery Support & Community Connection
Recovery continues beyond housing. TODRR’s model will encourage residents to maintain strong recovery supports, healthy routines, community connections, and a practical plan for greater independence.
Planned support may include:
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Continued peer mentorship
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Connection to community recovery supports
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Referrals to outside clinical or recovery resources when appropriate
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Transition planning for independent living
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Support maintaining healthy routines and accountability
