Amethyst House

Brotherhood of Recovery In A Shared Home

Recovery in this home near downtown keeps men connected to the community, whether to local shops or the nearby public transit system. The atmosphere is designed to feel less like an institution and more like a shared living space. Men live in double rooms, cook meals together with provided food, and have access to laundry facilities and exercise equipment. Daily routines are designed to mirror independent living while offering the support of recovery and camaraderie.

Preparing Men for Life After Formal Treatment

Recovery here goes beyond counseling. Clients are expected to secure local employment, attend the program’s outpatient services, and participate in AA/NA meetings. Weekly case management supports accountability while helping men practice budgeting, time management, and interpersonal skills. These expectations create a real-world structure that helps men prepare for life after treatment.

Removing Barriers to Long-Term Recovery

The program integrates services that reduce the everyday challenges of early recovery. Transportation assistance makes it easier to attend work or appointments, while employment counseling and training help residents re-enter the workforce. Case management connects men with housing resources, social services, and community supports, addressing the practical issues that often stand in the way of long-term recovery.