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Freedom Lake Transitional Housing

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 The Transitional Management Team screens all potential residents & monitors compliance with program expectations.

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  • Transitional step to help residents continue the path to ongoing recovery (up 24 months). 

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  • 3 basic levels of transitional living. Level 1 is the most restrictive/accountable & level 3 is the least. As the veteran moves through the levels they will learn basic life skills to go from dependency to independency. 

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  • Different learning topics including: faith, responsibility, psychological needs, self control, maintaining wellness, daily life habits, building safety net, money management, trade skills, sustainable living, yoga, biking, farming, fishing, bee-keeping, etc.​​

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  • Veterans working together to support each other!

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A place for veterans to focus on their future & acquire new skills. We ensure safety through our no-tolerance policies toward drug & alcohol use, violence, & threatening behavior. 

 

Residents develop a structured routine during their stay. They are required to sustain:

  • Employment, Volunteer work or Schooling

  • Attend Continuing Care meetings with support group

  • Maintain a curfew

  • Take part in weekly house meeting with their housemates

 

We aim to empower every resident to lead a life of self-reliance & dignity. House managers monitor each location to ensure that residents have what they need to be successful. All house managers are in long-term recovery & are directly supervised by a social worker. Residents receive regular drug & alcohol testing. 

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