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Mens Transitional House

The mens transitional house supports men recovering from drug and alcohol addiction and those transferring from jail, prison, or treatment. It currently accomodates 11 residents and offers one emergency bed.

Womens Transitional House

The womens transitional house procides a safe, supportive environment for women in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction and those transitioning from jail, prison, or treatment. It offers 8 beds for residents.

Our Home Standards

Family Involvement

We actively encourage loved ones to participate in the recovery process.
Their presence can strengthen healing and connection.

Recovery Commitment

Members must remain sober to reside in the home.
Attend at least four recovery meetings per week.
Follow through on all probation requirements.
Comply with Outpatient Treatment as directed.

Residency Guidelines

The residence is not intended to be permanent.
We recognize that each person’s recovery journey is unique and may require different timelines.

Legal Compliance

Obey all City, State, and Federal laws.

Guidance and Support

We offer tools and insights to help families understand the recovery journey.
We help loved ones learn to set healthy, respectful boundaries.
We promote meaningful, compassionate support that uplifts both the individual and their family.

Community Participation

Attend a weekly house meeting.
Shared accountability for all expectations.
Openly share successes and challenges to foster celebration, support, and acknowledgment.

Testimonials

“WWP has helped keep a drug free house, that has brought me the support, and excellent area to expand my recovery. WWP has given me the oppurtunity to trudge my way through to a happy place in my life.”

— Ross M.

“Walk with Purpose gave me more than a safe place to live, it gave me hope, structure, and a family when I needed one most.The love, support, and accountability here helped me rebuild my life one day at a time. I am deeply grateful for every person who believed in me, stood by me, and reminded me that recovery is possible. This house will always have a special place in my heart, and the family I found here will always be part of my journey.”

— Heather E.

“WWP has done so many different things for me. I do not even know where to begin. WWP was the only one there for me when I had no one. Being at WWP has given me a forever family and will always hold a special place in my heart. WWP helped me start building the foundation I needed to be successful not only in my community but in my recovery as well. They believed in me when no one else did.”

— Michelene C.

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