Vision Statement
Felicity House uses peer group support, one-on-one guidance and a 12-step philosophy to help residents gain a firm foundation in recovery. Curfews, required 12-step meetings, chores and goal-setting are tools that help the women cope with the chaos their chemically dependent lifestyles have wrought. Without these tools and this safe haven, the difficulty of job re entry, personal, financial and legal problems, and the hardship of mental, physical and emotional abuse, both self-inflicted and otherwise, might overwhelm them, leading them back to alcohol and drugs.

Diversity and Inclusion
Our non-profit sober living is inclusive to women and those who identify as women, age 18 and up, usually in early recovery from alcoholism and/or substance abuse, often checking out of detox or residential treatment, often low income and/or on other forms of public assistance.

Health and Wellness
Felicity House offers a safe haven. A long-term, structured environment away from the stresses and triggers that make staying sober so difficult in early recovery. Felicity House uses peer group support, one-on-one guidance and a 12-step philosophy to help residents gain a firm foundation in recovery.

Women's Initiatives
Felicity House provides camaraderie, sober living tools, and structured support. We take a deeper dive into women and those who identify as women through economic empowerment and engagement in goal-setting to help cope with the chaos that chemically dependent lifestyles have wrought.
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