Recovery Pathways offers real-life recovery in a sober, drug-free and supportive recovery house.
Recovery Pathways supports the Opportunity Houses – safe, supportive residential settings for those on the path to recovery from substance use disorder. The Opportunity Houses offer supportive, affordable housing for men and for women during recovery. The Opportunity Houses collaborate with community partners on your behalf to offer wrap-around services. The Opportunity Houses strive to see you become self-sufficient and living your healthiest life.
With the Opportunity Houses of Recovery Pathways, you get:
Supportive, substance-free housing
An advocate with community partners to help you with wrap-around services, such as:
Recovery Meetings
Intensive Outpatient Therapy (IOP)
AODA Counseling
Job Search
Education and Training Support
Transportation Services
Peer Support
Please be aware that residents of the Opportunity Houses are supported and monitored daily.
Recovery Pathways welcomes referrals from:
Friends
Family
Healthcare Providers
Drug Court
And those that refer themselves
When you agree to reside at an Opportunity House, you are agreeing to:
Remain sober and without substance use
Attend weekly recovery meetings
Meet regularly with your Peer Support Advisor
Take random UA tests
Work or volunteer weekly
Engage in services that address any mental health challenges
Follow the rules of the Opportunity House
Forms:
Residents of an Opportunity House do pay a modest rent that helps pay for the cost of the services you receive.
Contact Information
Recovery Pathways
Factoid
In 2020, despite the pandemic, the Opportunity Houses helped 13 women and 8 men on their pathway to recovery.
Links
Narcotics Anonymous – southwestern Wisconsin
https://badgerlandna.org/
https://mtg.area75.org/meetings.html?dist=9/
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
https://www.samhsa.gov/
800-662-4357
Testimonial
“I made the decision to go sober living at the Opportunity House for Men. What I liked most about my stay was that they let me make my own decisions which helped my integrity tremendously. They also let me make my own routine while making sure I was on top of my meetings. During my stay, I maintained my sobriety, obtained my sobriety, got my (drivers) license, and found employment. I want to give a big thank you to the staff and participants at the Opportunity House who helped me along the way.”
- BG