Recovery housing offers more than shelter — it provides stability, community, and support for individuals rebuilding their lives after addiction. Recovery Housing explores best practices, success stories, and innovative models that help residents transition from treatment to independent living.
We examine topics such as effective house management, certification standards, funding strategies, and community partnerships that strengthen recovery outcomes. This category also highlights the role of supportive environments in preventing relapse, fostering accountability, and promoting personal growth.
At its heart, recovery housing is about more than recovery — it’s about hope, dignity, and the belief that with the right structure and support, every person has the potential to thrive.
Dr. Hunter Foote
Founder, Vanderburgh Sober Living · Ph.D., Salve Regina University · M.A., Harvard University
Dr. Hunter Foote is the founder of Vanderburgh Sober Living, which grew into the largest network of Level II recovery residences in the United States. His doctoral research at Salve Regina University focused on social franchising as a model for scaling social enterprise. He holds a Master’s degree from Harvard University in entrepreneurship and innovation, and has lectured at Harvard, Boston University, Hult International Business School, and Springfield College. He is currently completing Built to Fix, but Left Behind, a book on scaling social enterprise. Learn more →