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Answers for you and your family.
The things women and families ask us most. If your question is not here, call us any time and we will answer it honestly.
Your family & children
Keeping your family together.
Yes. Roots and Wings is built for women and their children. Keeping your family together is part of how we support your recovery.
Yes. This is a home for women and their children, and no adult men live here, so it stays a safe, comfortable space for you and your kids.
Give us a call and we will talk through your family and what will work best. FAKE-WAITING: confirm the policy on children's ages and how many children per resident.
Who it is for & daily life
Life in the home.
Women in recovery, including mothers who want to keep their children close, whether you are coming from a treatment program or taking your first steps toward a healthier life.
A calm, substance-free home runs on a little structure: clear house guidelines, respect for one another, and support staying on track with your recovery. We go over everything with you before you move in, so there are no surprises. You can read them all on our House Rules page. FAKE-WAITING: confirm specifics such as curfew, chores, drug testing, and meeting attendance.
Call us and we will talk through your situation and how we can best support you. FAKE-WAITING: confirm the home's medication-assisted treatment (MAT) policy with Lindsey.
Yes. Building a steady routine is part of getting well. We help you get to meetings, work, and appointments as you rebuild.
Stays are flexible and based on where you are in your recovery. We talk it through together so it fits your goals.
Yes. A curfew helps keep the home calm and safe at night, which matters even more with children living here. FAKE-WAITING: confirm the curfew times.
Yes, with approval and in the common areas of the home, so it stays comfortable and safe for everyone. FAKE-WAITING: confirm visitor days, hours, and any overnight policy.
Yes. Testing, both scheduled and at random, is part of what keeps the home safe and substance-free for every mom and child here. FAKE-WAITING: confirm the testing cadence.
Yes. Staying connected to your family, your children, your sponsor, and your job is part of rebuilding your life. FAKE-WAITING: confirm any phone guidelines, such as quiet hours.
Recovery is rarely a straight line, and a setback does not have to be the end of your journey. Please tell us if you are struggling, before it becomes a relapse, so we can help you find the next right step. We would always rather support you than judge you.
Cost & getting in
Cost and next steps.
We would rather talk about cost with you directly, on a quick call, so we can walk through everything and answer your questions honestly. Please reach out, and don't let cost keep you from calling.
Call us or send the form on our Get Started page. We will have a short, no-pressure conversation, and if it is a good fit we move quickly. Ask us about current openings.
For referral partners
For case managers & providers.
Our For Referrals page has everything you need: who we accept, how placement works, and a referral form. You can also call us directly.
We work with women at many points in their recovery, including transitions out of treatment. Call us to talk through a specific client. FAKE-WAITING: confirm intake criteria and referral sources you accept.
Still have a question we did not answer? Call us any time, or send a message and a real person will get back to you.
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