Can even the best of “character development” programs be a success without the proper spiritual and communal underpinning? ​

“75+% of all homeless adults suffer from addiction.”
-National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse
 
After the first 90 days of sobriety, the single greatest statistical probability for relapse occurs at the 1 year mark, due to: 1) adverse living conditions, 2) a failure to enlarge one’s spiritual growth, and/or, 3) an inability to realize upward mobility.

Can anything make an impact in this vicious cycle?

A post treatment, recovering alcoholic/addict, has less than a 5% chance to remain sober, if returned to the same, adverse living environment as before, or in to a single person dwelling. DePaul Study, 2005
 
“75+% of recovering men and women remain sober, in perpetuity, after 9 months or more in spiritually healthy, long-term sober living homes.”
Pay it Forward Clean & Sober Living, SATX

ONESOURCE Sober Living Partnerships:

We require our program participants to remain in a bona fide sober living environment throughout the course of their training.  We have in house sober living homes for women and their children including Redeemer House San Antonio and Redeemer House Schertz.

Other sober living home partnerships include: Oxford House, Pay it Forward Sober Living dorm at Haven for Hope, Deborah's House, Tranquility Home, Maple House, and other 12 step based residential environments.