Aim High Housing Foundation, Inc. was formed for the purpose of providing a temporary shared community and
transitional or permanent residential housing accommodations for individuals who are (1) living in a drug and alcohol-free environment, (2)
developmentally disabled, battered, or experiencing mental health issues (3) receiving medically-assisted treatment, or (4) experiencing
housing insecurities and providing access to financial literacy education.
Aim High Housing focuses on operating a recovery residence for individuals recovering from addictions. These individuals struggle with daily
triggers, temptations, and cravings. While getting sober is a huge step, staying sober can be difficult. For those who relapse, they may be kicked
out of temporary housing – even for any minor indiscretions, including taking prescription medication. Aim High Housing, however, provides a
recovery residence that is a sober, safe and healthy living environment, free from alcohol and illicit drug use and centered on peer support and
connection to services that promote sustained recovery including: continued sobriety, improved individual health, residential stability, and
positive community involvement.
In addition, we require the residents to do weekly chores, keep the house clean and comply with the house rules. This model has
been successfully used by thousands of sober living homes and has helped thousands of individuals to become sober and self-
sufficient and regain confidence.