You love them. You don’t have to carry it alone.
When someone you love is coming home or fighting for recovery, you’re in it too. We can help carry the load.
Be their family, not their case manager.
We work with your loved one on the hard parts: documents, housing, work, and recovery. That frees you to do what only you can do, which is to be there.
And take care of yourself too. Set limits that feel right, get some rest, and lean on people who understand. You can’t pour from an empty cup.
Questions people ask
Can I call for my loved one?
Yes. Call us first. We’ll talk through the best way to reach them. We need their okay before we start working with them.
What if they won’t accept help?
That’s common. We can talk with them, no pressure. Sometimes hearing from someone who’s been there changes things.
Will you keep me updated?
With their permission, yes. We respect their privacy, and we know you care.
What should I bring on release day?
Clothes for the weather, basic toiletries, a phone with key numbers saved, and any ID or documents you have for them.
What does it cost?
No cost to clients, depending on service. Reach out for more information.
