RESIDENTIAL
PROGRAM - VARR Level II

Recovery takes time, support, and a safe place to build a new way of life.

Roads to Recovery operates VARR-accredited Level II recovery residences for adults seeking long-term recovery from substance use disorder. Our homes provide a supportive, substance-free environment where Peers live alongside others in recovery while building stability, independence, and connection to the community.

Our residential program is nonclinical and grounded in peer support. Peers have access to Roads to Recovery's team of Peer Recovery Specialists, recovery planning, groups and meetings, employment and resource support, and the broader recovery community at the Roads to Recovery Center.

What to Expect

Our Level II residences are designed for people who are ready to actively participate in their recovery while building greater independence. Peers are expected to follow house guidelines, participate in the recovery community, work toward individualized goals, and contribute to a healthy shared living environment.

Support includes:

Peer recovery support and individualized recovery planning
Connection to recovery meetings and groups
Employment, identification, benefits, and resource navigation
Transportation and connection to community resources when available
Accountability and support from staff and other Peers
A stable environment designed to support long-term recovery

Who Can Apply?

Roads to Recovery's residential program serves adults who identify as having a substance use disorder or acknowledge concerns related to addictive behaviors and who are seeking a recovery-focused living environment.

Applications are reviewed individually by our team. As part of the admissions process, applicants will complete an application and participate in at least one phone or in-person interview so we can learn more about their needs and determine whether our program is an appropriate fit.

Program Costs

The residential program fee is $150 per week, with a $350 non-refundable admission fee. Program fees include housing, utilities, peer recovery support, and access to Roads to Recovery's recovery resources and services.

Roads to Recovery does not bill insurance for residential housing. We understand that financial circumstances vary, and inability to pay alone does not automatically prevent someone from being considered for admission. Applicants with financial concerns are encouraged to speak with our team about their circumstances.

Ready to Apply?

Taking the next step is simple. Complete our online application and a member of our team will follow up with you about the admissions process.

APPLY FOR RESIDENTIAL

Not sure whether Residential Level II or Fifth Street House Level III is the right fit? Visit our Apply for Services page or call us at 434-455-0053 and we'll help you understand your options.

Click here to download a printable version of our Level II Admission Application.

Already Accepted? Preparing for Admission

If you've been accepted into our Residential Program, here's a basic list of items we recommend bringing with you:

Comfortable everyday clothing and any work-related clothing you may need
Personal toiletries
Photo identification, if available
Current prescription and over-the-counter medications in their original containers
Cell phone, laptop or tablet, chargers, and other basic personal electronics
A small number of personal items that will comfortably fit in your living space

Before admission, our team will review current house guidelines with you, including medications, personal belongings, prohibited items, and anything else you need to know before arriving.

Questions before admission? Call us at 434-455-0053.