Redemption Sober Living House
A Place to Begin Again.
A safe, structured home for women in recovery — where accountability, community, and compassion open the door to a new way of living.
Our Vision
"Redemption is the concept that speaks to being saved or rescued from a difficult situation."
These transformative experiences or deliberate acts may sometimes involve making amends for past wrongdoings — in order to get to a place of finding a path towards healing and restoration.
At Redemption, we want all individuals to have the opportunity to one day experience Peace, Purpose, and Renewal — not as distant ideals, but as the daily reality of a life reclaimed.
What Drives Us
Our Goals
Safe Environment
Redemption has a goal to provide a safe, drug and alcohol free environment where every resident can focus fully on her recovery without fear or distraction.
Care & Support
We want to always provide care and support for our tenants at all times — because healing does not happen on a schedule, and no one should have to face it alone.
Whole-Person Wellness
As an active house, we continuously provide mental, spiritual, and physical coping methods to help each individual become successful in her future.
What We Offer
The Foundation of Recovery
Recovery begins when the noise quiets and the heart finds stillness. At Redemption, we create the space for each woman to discover a peace that is not dependent on circumstances — but rooted in who she is becoming.
Every woman who walks through our doors carries a story worth telling. We help each individual uncover her gifts, rebuild her confidence, and step into a life that is intentional, meaningful, and fully her own.
Redemption is not just a word — it is a lived experience. Through accountability, community, and daily practice, each resident moves from where she has been toward who she was always meant to be.
The 12-Key Program
A Structured Path Forward
Redemption House operates on a 12-key framework — a structured, compassionate approach to reintegration that meets each woman where she is and walks alongside her as she rebuilds. From the moment she arrives, she is not alone.
The program addresses the whole person: the habits that need to change, the relationships that need to heal, the skills that need to grow, and the identity that needs to be reclaimed. Each key unlocks a deeper layer of readiness — for independence, for community, and for a life lived with intention.
Residents move through phases of reintegration at their own pace, supported by house leadership, peer accountability, and a community of women who understand the journey from the inside out.
Stories of Redemption
Lives Changed. Futures Restored.
The most powerful testimony is a transformed life. Here are the words of women who found their way home at Redemption House.
"I came to Redemption House with nothing — no hope, no direction, no idea who I was without substances. What I found here was a family. The structure gave me something to hold onto when everything else felt impossible. I've been sober for 14 months and I just got my own apartment."
Tanya M.
Resident, 2023–2024
"The accountability here isn't harsh — it's loving. The staff genuinely cares. They pushed me when I needed it and held me when I was falling apart. I learned how to live again, not just survive. Redemption House gave me my life back."
Keisha R.
Graduate, 2024
"I had been through three other programs before Redemption House. This one was different. It wasn't just about staying sober — it was about becoming someone. I found purpose here. I'm now working and giving back to my community."
Danielle W.
Alumni, 2022–2023
Names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of our residents.
Take the First Step
Is Redemption House right for you?
Whether you are a woman seeking a safe place to begin your recovery, or a family member looking for support for someone you love — we are here. There is no perfect moment to reach out. The right time is now.