Safe, Supportive Sober Living in Houston
The Restoration Village offers affordable and structured transitional housing, empowering people in recovery to rebuild their lives in a supportive, accountable community.
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About The Restoration Village
The Restoration Village is dedicated to providing transitional and sober living options designed for those in recovery. Our unique approach combines safety, stability, and community support, empowering residents to rebuild their lives in a home environment tailored for growth.
Our homes offer live-in house managers, shared governance, and access to vital resources like employment support, financial planning, and recovery connections. We believe that every person deserves a real chance at recovery, regardless of their financial circumstances, with scholarship beds available whenever funding permits. We are currently launching our first home in the greater Houston area, aiming to grow into a thriving network for lasting change.
Our Services
We offer structured sober living homes, employment and financial planning support, and individualized recovery resources designed to help residents regain independence and stability.
Transitional Sober Living
Structured homes with live-in house managers, shared governance, affordable program fees, and a safe community supporting recovery and independence.
Employment & Financial Guidance
Residents receive help searching for work, building job skills, and managing finances to create lasting independence and savings for future housing.
Recovery Resources & Community
Access to recovery tools, peer support, guidance with transportation and other barriers, and a built-in sober community for accountability and growth.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide safe, affordable sober living environments where people in recovery can rebuild their lives with dignity and support. We focus on practical life skills, community accountability, and access to resources, so every resident can work toward true independence. We strive to ensure that financial hardship does not prevent anyone ready for recovery from accessing a safe place to heal and grow.