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4520 N. Christiana Ave.
Chicago, IL - 60625
Last-Modified: 2020-02-11 00:22:50
Halfway to Home provides a
structured, sober living environment
for men seeking a new way of life
based on the principles of community,
commitment, and recovery. Residents commit
to support each other, pursue the
steps necessary to achieve long-term
sobriety and independent living.
The spirit and tools of
recovery pervade Halfway to Home,
with on-site community meetings and
access to dozens of local
12-step recovery meetings available
to all residents.
ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS
• Men 18 years or older
• Complete the intake
assessment
• Must be employed or have
some verifiable income
(qualified co-signers are
accepted)
• Must have a desire to remain
clean and sober and be
willing to participate in a
12-step recovery program
and abide by the
house rules
Halfway to Home has
two locations on Chicago's north
side - Albany Park and Rogers
Park/West Andersonville.
Both
houses are steps away from
shopping, groceries, eateries,
coffee shops, the red line “L,” and
local and express buses.
Dozens
of 12-step meetings are available
within walking distance or a short
'L' ride or CTA Transit.
Hi-speed
internet, cable, air conditioning
and heat are included.
The home
is fully furnished with complete
kitchen amenities.
Bedding is
provided.
Residents are
responsible for their own food and
laundry.
Free washer/dryer on
premises.
Note: Apartments may not have openings or may have long waiting lists. Call for complete details.
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Many religious organizations offer transitional housing at no cost as part of their ministry services. Many also offer payment assistance for those that qualify. We list these resources.
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