Why Lighthouse?

Where the Process of Transformation Truly Begins

At Lighthouse Community Recovery Home, healing begins with understanding.

We recognize that no two lives — or recoveries — are alike. Every individual arrives carrying a unique story, shaped by challenges, trauma, resilience, and hope. Our commitment is to meet each person exactly where they are, with dignity and without judgment.

That’s why we begin with a comprehensive, compassion-driven assessment. Through open self-disclosure, we learn not just about a participant’s history, but about their aspirations, barriers, strengths, and needs.

From there, we co-create a personalized recovery plan — one that reflects the whole person, not just their diagnosis. Whether someone is overcoming homelessness, seeking family reconciliation, reentering from incarceration, or healing from addiction, their plan is structured around real-time opportunities, accountability, and support.

Because at Lighthouse, we don’t offer one-size-fits-all programming —
We offer a place where transformation is intentional, and every step forward is personal.

Lighthouse Community Recovery Home is here to guide you on a transformative journey, one that will help you rediscover your purpose, make meaningful progress, and build the strong foundations of a vibrant, substance-free life.

“When I walked through the door, I wasn’t sure I deserved another chance. They saw more in me than I saw in myself. That’s when I knew this place was different.”

“Every journey begins with courage —

— and someone who believes in you.”

Ready to take the first step toward your transformation?

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Whether this is your first step or your fifth attempt, what matters most is that you're moving forward — and you're not alone.

It begins with a single brave step

You don’t have to do this alone

Healing is a process, not a performance

We grow stronger—together

DISCOVER, GROW AND TRANSFORM

EXPLORING VALUES

UNCOVER EVOLVE ACHIEVE

Explore the transformational power of values-based living

“Our foundation is grounded in grace and structure. At Lighthouse, belonging isn’t just a value — it’s the framework of healing.”

Moments of growth, reflection, and community at Lighthouse — follow us to witness the journey.

Rooted in the Community

Anchored in Purpose

Life at Lighthouse

At Lighthouse Community Recovery Home, daily life is rooted in purpose, structure, and shared accountability. While the path isn’t always easy, every day represents an opportunity to grow, reflect, and reconnect—with ourselves, and with one another.

The mornings begin with intention. Community members join in the morning group where they expound on our values, concepts, and principles while they get centered on the thought of the day. Afterward, there are reflective moments and community members begin to ready themselves for a new start. Whether heading off to work or contributing to the life of the home, each person participates in the rhythm that keeps the community whole.

Throughout the week, structured programming, group discussions, and peer connection form the backbone of the experience. Every member is expected to contribute—not only through chores or routine, but by showing up for one another in authentic, meaningful ways.

Weekends offer a different pace. While Saturday may include upkeep of the home or volunteer efforts, Sunday invites spiritual reflection, often through community-based worship or moments of personal renewal.

The road isn’t glamorous. But it’s honest. And it’s shared.

At the core of it all is a collective agreement—a commitment to one another and to something greater than ourselves.

Therapeutic Community Oath

You didn’t come this far to stop

Having made an unwavering decision concerning our common welfare, we the united body, journeying to a healthier lifestyle, do hereby pledge an oath toward love in our community, order, responsible independence, cooperation, and a showing of interest toward a better life.

Our sense of spirituality and goodwill shall support and motivate both the individual and the fellowship, in the hope that the pains and fears, we have experienced and expressed to others, will soon diminish and heal.