Advocates for Peer-Supported Recovery
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Friends
of Recovery, Inc.'s (F.O.R.) mission is to provide education and advocacy for consumer-involved recovery supports including peer run sober housing, peer recovery coaching, peer recovery centers, and to support the integration of such services into the community to improve treatment outcomes.
Read more here.
This bill requires the Department of Health Services to encourage the
development, expansion, and quality control of networks of sober living residences and to allocate moneys to create a revolving loan fund for establishing sober living residences or a network of sober living residences or to award grants for purposes specified in the bill.
development, expansion, and quality control of networks of sober living residences and to allocate moneys to create a revolving loan fund for establishing sober living residences or a network of sober living residences or to award grants for purposes specified in the bill.
From Bill Lauer:
When I was in treatment...continue reading here.
Friends of Recovery, Inc. Legislative Day Mar. 22, 2017
Friends of Recovery, Inc. Legislative Day
Mar. 22, 2017
State Funding for Oxford House, Press Release, Click here.
Bill Lauer's Remarks at the April 21, 2016 Listening Day, click here.
Some local Oxford Houses
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Oxford House Portage Road -
Oxford House Starlight Drive -
Oxford House Rae Lane -
Oxford House Jordan -
Oxford House Schenk -
Oxford House Havey
Oxford House Portage Road
Oxford House
Oxford Houses are democratically run, self-supporting recovery homes. More information is available at www.oxfordhouse.org and check out the 60 Minutes Video.
Cost Estimates for Oxford House Network Development
While Oxford House™ is a self-run, self-supported model, it does utilize two independent supports to maximize the development of houses. continue reading.
Oxford House is the Only Evidence-Based Recovery Housing program listed with SAMHSA -- Learn more here.
At the Capitol
Bill Lauer talks to legislators and staffers about Recovery housing at the Ban the Box press conference on July 16th at the State Capitol.