Our Housing Program
Supporting housemates in building stable, independent lives through structure, accountability, and sober living.
At Willamette Living Group, our housing program provides a safe, sober, and structured environment where adults can focus on work, school, recovery if applicable, or rebuilding.
Each home emphasizes responsibility, routine, and respectful community living.
Housemates are expected to manage their own goals while following clear house standards — including curfews, cleanliness, and active engagement in maintaining a stable environment.
We provide the structure. You bring the responsibility.
Our Core Program Pillars
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Building Stability and Independence
Willamette Living Group provides a sober, structured environment where housemates rebuild personal stability and independence.
Through consistent routines and shared expectations, housemates develop the daily habits that sustain long-term progress — whether they’re working, studying, or in recovery.
2
Community and Peer Leadership
Our strength is community.
Each home is built around respectful connection — where housemates support one another under the guidance of a House Captain.
Together, they foster responsibility, maturity, and teamwork so everyone can move forward with confidence.
3
Commitment to Wellness
Wellness is more than sobriety.
Our environment supports healthy routines, good sleep, personal accountability, and positive mental and emotional habits.
Housemates are encouraged to seek outside supports as needed — counseling, meetings, faith, education, or personal development.
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Life Skills and Education
Stability requires real-world skills.
Housemates develop practical abilities — financial responsibility, communication, conflict resolution, time management, and goal setting — preparing them for independent living and long-term success.
House Rules & Community Standards
Willamette Living Group maintains clear expectations that create structure, accountability, and community safety.
Behavior & Conduct
• Treat all housemates, staff, and visitors with respect.
• No violence, threats, or harassment.
• Guests require prior approval.
• Overnight guests are not allowed.
Substance Policy
• Absolutely no drugs, alcohol, or paraphernalia on property.
• Residents agree to random testing to maintain a sober environment.
• Any positive test or refusal to test may result in removal from the home.
Curfew & Quiet Hours
• Weekdays: 10:00 PM
• Weekends: 11:00 PM
• Quiet hours begin 30 minutes after curfew.
Chores & Cleanliness
• Everyone participates in weekly chore rotation.
• Common areas are kept clean and inspection-ready daily.
Employment & Engagement
• Housemates must maintain work, schooling, or volunteer hours.
• Recovery meetings are encouraged for those in recovery, but not required for others.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) — Consistency & Accountability
These procedures guide the consistency and fairness of our homes.
Weekly House Meetings
Held to review chores, discuss issues, and maintain communication.
Incident Reporting
Any violation or concern is reported to the House Captain or Program Director
within 24 hours.
Move-In / Move-Out Procedure
• Move-ins include a home orientation and signing of the housemate agreement.
• Move-outs require a 7-day notice unless otherwise directed.
Drug Testing & Compliance
• Random testing supports house accountability.
• Refusal to test is treated as a positive result.