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What is Solace Sober Living & Recovery?
Solace Sober Living & Recovery is a structured men’s recovery residence in Georgia designed to support adults in early recovery, reentry, and community reintegration. We provide safe housing, accountability, transportation support, and a recovery‑centered environment that helps residents rebuild stability and independence.
Is Solace currently accepting residents?
Solace is in the final pre‑launch phase. We are preparing the residence, finalizing program structure, and completing readiness steps required for THOR listing. Residents may contact us now to be added to the early‑interest list and receive program updates, intake information, and policies once the program officially opens.
Is Solace THOR‑approved?
Solace is becoming THOR‑ready
Who does Solace serve?
Solace serves adult men (18+) in early recovery, including:
* Men transitioning from treatment
* Men reentering the community after incarceration
* Men participating in MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment)
* Men seeking structure, accountability, and support
* Men referred by probation, parole, or treatment providers
Do you accept residents on MAT?
Yes. Solace is MAT‑supportive.
Residents may use:
* Suboxone
* Methadone
* Vivitrol
* Other clinically prescribed medications
* Medication compliance is required.
Do you support veterans?
Yes. Solace provides priority support for veterans, including:
* Assistance connecting to VA benefits
* Referrals to the Atlanta VA Health Care System
* Support with HUD‑VASH and SSVF programs
* Help navigating veteran housing and healthcare resources
* Trauma‑informed care for PTSD, TBI, MST
Veterans may indicate their status during intake to receive tailored support.
What is required of residents?
Residents must:
* Maintain sobriety
* Follow house rules
* Participate in recovery activities
* Attend required meetings
* Respect curfew
* Engage in employment or job‑seeking
* Contribute to weekly program fees
* Participate in chores and community responsibilities
* Follow transportation and safety guidelines
* Meeting Attendance & Accountability: To maintain a supportive and sober environment, ongoing participation in 12-step or equivalent peer-recovery meetings is a mandatory condition of residency. Residents must provide weekly verification of meeting attendance to house management.
How long is the program?
Solace is a three‑phase program, typically lasting 6–12 months, depending on resident progress.
Residents may stay longer if they are working toward long‑term stability, employment, or housing goals.
What are the program phases?
Solace uses a structured three‑phase model:
Phase 1 — Stabilization
Focus: sobriety, routine, meetings, accountability.
Phase 2 — Employment & Independence
Focus: job placement, transportation, financial stability.
Phase 3 — Transition & Reintegration
Focus: Continued long‑term housing, budgeting, community reintegration.
What does the program include?
Residents receive:
* Safe, supportive housing
* Transportation assistance
* Case management
* Employment support
* Recovery meetings
* Life skills coaching
* Community reintegration support
* Access to partner services
Is Solace a treatment program?
No. Solace is not a treatment center.
We are a structured sober living residence that supports recovery through:
* Accountability
* Structure
* Community
* Case management
* Transportation
* Partnerships with clinical providers
Residents may continue treatment with outside providers.
Can family members refer someone?
Yes. Families may contact us directly to:
* Ask questions
* Request intake information
* Learn about program expectations
* Receive policies and procedures
We support families throughout the placement process.
Do you accept court‑involved residents?
Yes. Solace accepts:
* Probation referrals
* Parole referrals
* Drug court participants
* Reentry placements
* Applicants with specific types of criminal convictions, including registered sex offenses or violent crimes, are not eligible for residency.
We provide documentation, attendance verification, and compliance reporting when required.
What is the intake process?
The intake process includes:
1. Initial contact
2. Screening questions
3. Review of expectations
4. Confirmation of sobriety
5. Move‑in scheduling
6. Policies provided after acceptance
Residents may join the pre‑launch interest list now.
What should residents bring?
Recommended items:
* Clothing
* Hygiene items
* Medications
* Work documents (ID, SS card)
* Recovery materials
* Personal essentials
A full list is provided after contact.
Are visitors allowed?
Visitors are not allowed in the home. But requests to pick up a resident for family visits and others supportive of the residents sobriety journey
How long is the program
Typically lasting 6–12 months, depending on the residents progress.
How do I get more information?
24/7 Support Staff:
Trained and compassionate staff members are available around the clock to provide support, guidance, and assistance in times of need.
Recovery-focused Activities:
Engaging in recovery-oriented activities helps residents develop crucial life skills and coping mechanisms.
Structured Living Environment:
Our men’s sober living programs provide a structured and supportive living environment, fostering a sense of accountability and responsibility
Adherence to House Rules:
Clients must adhere to Solace Sober Living & Recovery Residences’ established house rules, including curfews, chores, and other guidelines designed to maintain a structured and supportive environment.
Random Drug Testing & Breathalyzing:
Clients must be willing to be subjected to regular and random drug testing and breathalyzing
Age Requirement:
Clients must be 18 years or older.
Recovery Support Groups:
Requires its residents to attend a 12-step meeting or alternative recovery support groups as part of their commitment to maintaining recovery
