House Of Friends

2123 San Mateo NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110

505.903.9168 cmcginnistkd@hotmail.com Visit Website

Class of Housing/Services: Sober living home for veterans

General Information:
House of Friends (HOF) is a sober living home for veterans that provides compassionate and comprehensive transitional and permanent housing, education, job training, and support services to homeless veterans suffering from PTSD and drug and alcohol-related problems, and who are exiting the prison system, alcohol and drug treatment facilities.   Operating from the conviction that people can learn to live drug, alcohol and crime free lives, PAM provides a highly structured environment to help our residents heal physically and mentally and to rebuild relationships of trust while gaining employment skills and opportunities, counseling support, and tools they need to overcome past hurts, missteps and alcohol and drug addictions.   Residents receive the comforts of home living in a quiet residential neighborhood in northeast Albuquerque. The veterans each have a roommate and share a common living room, kitchen and dining area, laundry facility. The home is wifi enabled but lacking computers at present. Nightly meetings, 12-Step programs, and routine drug and alcohol testing help them stay on track with their goals while they build trust among the other residents and program staff. Residents stay a minimum of three months, but can remain in the home open-ended, as long as they actively participate in their own sobriety and personal improvement and support the progress of the other residents.   Apply online.

Website: http://hofnm.com/

How To Volunteer at House Of Friends:
Be a volunteer. Call House Of Friends at 505.903.9168 for current volunteer work opportunities.

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Rooming and Boarding Houses do charge fees. We list them where we find them. They are a nice low cost option for housing.

If you need assistance call 'House Of Friends' directly at: 505.903.9168

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