Liya's House Foundation
Liya's House offers clean and sober housing for men battling substance use disorder. Because excellence and compassion are never in competition here. We hold ourselves to a standard of professionalism and consistency that honors both the people and the God we serve, backed by a commitment to structure, accountability, and follow-through.
Our Mission
Provide safe and structured housing in a compassionate environment where individuals can thrive and cultivate healthy lifestyle habits.
Who We Serve
- Veterans
- Justice involved
- Those recovering from substance-use disorder
- Persons with a history of being unhoused
Philosophy
Even as we are guided by our heavenly mandate to be honest stewards, we firmly rejects the idea that faith can serve as a substitute for excellence. True recovery requires an accountable and structured ecosystem. We operate under the core belief that every resident has something valuable to contribute. Within this community framework, each individual plays a vital role in maintaining the overall health, accountability, and safety of the household. Through peer learning and shared decision-making, the environment encourages residents to move beyond basic stabilization and truly thrive. This transformational process is constantly reinforced by consistent structure and clear behavioral expectations.
Vision
At Liya's House, we envision something greater than a residence: a sanctuary where individuals can rebuild their lives surrounded by peers and staff who believe in their potential. We strive to be a beacon of hope, proving that when people are given the right environment, the right support, and an organization committed to doing things well, they can rediscover their strength, purpose, and their place in a market and a society that has too often written them off.
Why Recovery Housing
Individuals in early recovery face a significantly higher risk of relapse without access to substance-free living environments. A structured, monitored recovery home provides the consistency and accountability necessary to maintain sobriety, while equipping residents with the practical skills they need to live independently and thrive. Accountability here runs both directions: residents are expected to show up for their own recovery, and we are expected to show up with the structure, support, and reliability that recovery requires.
