Begin your path

Admissions: Begin Your Path to Lasting Sobriety

Interested individuals can apply online or reach out to our team for assistance. We’re here to answer any questions and support you in this important decision.

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What life in the house feels like

You’ll be surrounded by individuals who understand your journey. Our community fosters connection, accountability, and encouragement as everyone works toward their recovery goals.

  • Daily structure that keeps recovery first
  • Guidance from staff and peers with lived experience
  • Service, meetings, and growth beyond the house

Supportive community

At Redemptions Recovery, you’ll be surrounded by individuals who understand your journey. Our community fosters connection, accountability, and encouragement as everyone works toward their recovery goals.

Structured environment

We offer a daily structure that helps residents stay focused on their recovery. With routines that promote healthy living, you can build new habits while receiving guidance from our dedicated staff.

Personal growth

Our program is rooted in 12-step recovery and service to the community, so you’ll find numerous opportunities to learn and grow.

What's included?

Housing support

A safe, welcoming place to live, ensuring a stable environment for your needs.

Utilities included

Your monthly fee covers the essentials, so you can focus on what matters.

Household supplies

We provide what you need to be successful.

Support team access

Gain access to a dedicated team ready to assist you and help you get connected.

The process

  1. Initial contact. Call us at 920-888-4465 or fill out the online application. We will ask a few screening questions regarding your sobriety date, recent treatment history, and basic needs.
  2. Intake interview. An interview will be scheduled with our program team by phone, virtually, or in person. We will discuss your recovery goals, review the House Rules and expectations, and answer questions.
  3. Documentation. Upon conditional acceptance you will need a photo ID; a release of information from your recent treatment facility, case workers, or probation/parole (if applicable); and a confirmed source of income or financial support plan.
  4. Move-in and orientation. Once accepted, a move-in date will be coordinated. The first month's program fees are due upon arrival. You will receive a comprehensive orientation to the house, your room, and the other residents.