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What Is a Halfway House or Sober Living Facility?

A halfway house or sober living facility is a temporary home for people who are making their way to a more permanent and independent living situation. Some of them are solely or primarily meant for former prison inmates who are not yet able to live on their own.

Many halfway houses are for ordinary people who are re-entering society at large. They are for those who are recovering from substance abuse disorder and have gone through rehab. Sometimes they house individuals who have experienced homelessness or have received treatment for mental health.

Also known as transitional homes, halfway houses have differing rules and regulations. A common requirement is that of sobriety. Drugs and alcohol are strictly prohibited. Services such as life skill development classes and group therapy may or may not be provided.

For our purposes, there are a number of halfway houses in Nevada.

The Importance of Halfway Houses in Nevada

Halfway houses in Nevada are not medical facilities or rehab centers, but they nonetheless play an important role in helping people in recovery. They provide shelter, structure, and accountability to people who might otherwise be worse off.

We are all in different situations, of course, and our lives differ significantly. Life can be hard, and anyone who is looking for a halfway house in Nevada knows how important it is that they find one!

Sober homes act as a stepping stone for people who are doing what they need to do in order to re-enter society. They provide an invaluable service and opportunity to countless people in recovery.

In short, the importance of halfway houses in Nevada should not be underestimated.

How Do I Find The Best Halfway House Near Me?

One of the things that you will notice about many of the halfway houses in Nevada is that they look like ordinary homes — and, in a way, they are. They are home to ordinary people who are getting things together. 

If you want to find a halfway house in Nevada that will suit your needs, please look below. Some people prefer to join a sober home that is out of state. If you would like the same, we can help you find a halfway house near Nevada — in a neighboring state.

Reviews can be extremely helpful when trying to decide whether a particular sober living facility is worth going to or not, but they can be unfair and inaccurate. Read them, but to the best of your ability, please use a good dose of discernment as you do.

Finally, the location of a particular halfway home can be an important factor in your decision, but other things might matter more. For example, if a sober home offers services that another one does not, that might be important to consider.

On My Road to Recovery, What Should I Do Now?

Whatever your particular situation in life is like, it is probably safe to assume that you are not where you were before. You have made some progress but are not yet ready to live on your own. We are here to help.

In order to find a suitable halfway house in Nevada, please contact the facilities listed below. Ask questions. What services do they offer? What are the rules and regulations? 

When you find a sober living facility that suits your needs, please make sure that you follow all of its halfway house rules. Halfway houses in Nevada have rules in place that must be followed.

If any rules are violated, consequences follow. Expulsion is not always immediate, but it can and does occur.

Primary Service: treatment program for chemical dependency

Address : 2516 East Lake Mead Boulevard, North Las Vegas, 89030

Primary Service: Drug and Alcohol Dependency Treatment

Address : 160 Hubbard Way, Reno, 89502

Primary Service: treatment program for chemical dependency

Address : 3021 West Horizon Ridge Parkway, Henderson, 89052

Primary Service: Substance Use Disorders Program

Address : 3370 South Pecos Road, Las Vegas, 89121

Primary Service: drug and alcohol dependency

Address : 575 East Plumb Lane, Reno, 89502

Primary Service: treatment program for chemical dependency

Address : 34 Reservation Road, Reno, 89502

Primary Service: Substance Abuse Treatment Services

Address : 1725 South McCarran Boulevard, Reno, 89502

Primary Service: Mental Health Services

Address : 7474 Limestone Drive, Reno, 89511

Primary Service: treatment program for chemical dependency

Address : 900 West 1st Street, Reno, 89503

Primary Service: treatment program for chemical dependency

Address : 3220 Coronado Way, Reno, 89503

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