Frequently Asked Questions

The majority of our residents are referred from local detox and treatment centers, prisons or jails. Those interested in our men’s addiction recovery housing can contact Terry Kelley from our contact page. There is a mandatory drug screening before admittance. It is suggested that a potential resident be alcohol and drug free for at least three weeks prior to the interview.

There is no cost to to be admitted to Serenity Street. All basic needs are provided for the resident during their time with us.

However, once employment is secured, the resident pays a sliding scale program weekly fee. In addition, they receive a stipend starting at $40/week to cover incidentals.  All residents have a savings account to set them up for success after leaving our program.

The suggested length of stay is approximately one year.

 We graduate approximately half (6) of our beds each year. Of these, nearly 70% stay clean and sober. This amounts to a success rate of close to 35%. In addition, most of the residents who do not graduate, testify that the help received while at Serenity Street was instrumental in their eventually achieving and maintaining sobriety.

We suggest that initially there be minimal contact with your loved one. You can rest assured that as long as he stays in the program – he is in good hands. As difficult as it may seem, contact with loved ones can exert added pressure, and be a distraction from the necessary requirements of the program and focused mindset your loved one needs to develop, in order to be successful at staying sober and maturing in his recovery.

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