Last-Modified: 2023-08-27 19:57:45
The purpose of Cedar City Sober Living is to give individuals in recovery the opportunity to adjust to living, working, and attending AA/NA meetings while living in a clean and sober environment surrounded by supportive people in recovery.
Cedar City Sober Living is committed to offering affordable, spacious, good quality housing in a home-like setting.
Their top priority is to assure the house is in harmony and provide a serene, sober environment.
Hence, their common welfare comes first--and individual welfare follows closely afterward.
The home is equipped with all the amenities and utilities necessary to be comfortable, find work and begin rebuilding lives.
At Cedar City Sober Living the residents are responsible for their own program of recovery and not held accountable for the actions of others.
However, they do provide just the right amount of structure and personal accountability to insure their guests achieve their goals as well as to help them transition back to a productive and non-abusive lifestyle.
All residents are adults and able to make their own decisions on how to spend their day.
The foundation of their program is based on the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Cedar City Sober Living is not a faith based program, but a spiritual program that encourages residents to attend 12-Step meetings, read the Big Book, get a sponsor, get into service and take advantage of the fellowship available to them.
First week\'s guest fee is $85 dollars.
$100 dollar deposit.
There is no mandatory stay limit.
Guests can stay as long as desired as long as they are complying with all the rules and are a positive influence in the house.
Included in your guest fee:
Random drug testingutilitiesCable TVlocal/ld phone internetcleaning supplies laundry soapbedding if needed
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What is your current addiction OR problem that you are seeking help for? How long have you had this issue?
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Don't want or wish to use drugs
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tansistion from prison and past alcohol problems
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Methamphetamines and heroin. But I do get the Vivitrol shot monthly I'm trying to get my life back in order to get my kids back as a single father.
Have you used a transitional housing resource before?
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This is the first time I've gone to this option and this extent and was this serious to get my life back in order.
Have you used this locations services before? What is your opinion of it?
Do you have any experience with the office personnel? How were they?
Do they take ex felons?
Comments
I have heard from recovering addicts that this establishment has guns and drugs and is not ran properly. There should be an investigation done on this state ran establishment. Cauction adivesed for trying to get sober.
This place is also not the required distance from a school...... so many issues with this sort of thing in Cedar City
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