Our homes include women’s and men’s sober living options.
Our Sober Living Homes
Supportive Sober Living Program
At Shaganappi Recovery Solutions Inc., we provide a safe, structured, and supportive sober living environment for individuals who are committed to building a strong foundation in recovery. Our program is designed for those who are motivated, willing to do the work, and ready to make positive changes through accountability, peer support, and daily recovery-focused living.
Our homes are not treatment facilities, but structured supportive living environments where residents are expected to actively participate in their recovery journey. Success in our program requires commitment, honesty, and a willingness to follow program expectations.
Our Homes
Grandma Jeannie’s House
Uncle Gerald’s Place
House Expectations
All participants are required to:
- Attend a minimum of three (3) mandatory recovery meetings each week.
- Participate fully in all required program activities and house expectations.
- Submit to random drug and alcohol screening throughout their stay. Refusal to test will be considered a positive result.
- Adhere to an 11:00 p.m. nightly curfew, unless prior approval has been granted by the Housing Manager.
- Demonstrate respect for fellow residents, staff, and the recovery environment.
- Remain committed to living a substance-free lifestyle while building healthy routines, responsibility, and independence.
Our program is best suited for individuals who are prepared to take ownership of their recovery and understand that lasting change requires consistent effort.
We Welcome Referrals
Shaganappi Recovery Solutions proudly accepts individuals who are:
- Self-referred or agency-referred.
- Receiving Income Support, AISH, or agency funding.
- Motivated to rebuild their lives.
Whether you are rebuilding your life after treatment, transitioning from correctional services, or seeking a structured recovery environment, our team is here to provide support, accountability, and encouragement every step of the way.
Recovery begins with willingness. Together, we reclaim, rebuild, and recover.
















