Our mission is to support individuals in recovery from substance use disorder and those impacted by substance use disorder through recovery-focused programs, education, workshops, retreats, community events, peer connection, resources, and practical and transportation assistance.
We seek to strengthen long-term recovery, encourage personal and spiritual growth, build meaningful community connections, and empower individuals to live healthy, purposeful, stable, and self-directed lives. As part of our broader mission, we may also provide, operate, support, or facilitate access to safe, structured, and supportive recovery housing to promote long-term recovery, stability, and successful community reintegration.

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We turn our mission into action by creating opportunities that strengthen recovery, connection, stability, and personal growth—helping individuals build healthy, purposeful, and meaningful lives in recovery.
We support recovery-focused education, workshops, retreats, and other learning opportunities that strengthen recovery skills, encourage personal and spiritual growth, build confidence and self-awareness, and equip individuals with tools to support long-term recovery and healthy, self-directed lives.
We create community events and opportunities for peer connection that help individuals build meaningful relationships, strengthen healthy support networks, reduce isolation, and develop a sense of belonging. Through shared experience and connection, individuals are encouraged to grow, support one another, and remain engaged in their recovery and community.
We help address barriers that can affect stability and long-term recovery by connecting individuals with community resources, employment and workforce support, identification and licensing resources, healthcare and behavioral health services, and other recovery-support resources. When appropriate, we may also provide practical and transportation assistance to help individuals move toward greater stability and independence.
We are committed to supporting and facilitating access to safe, structured, and supportive recovery housing for individuals working toward stability and long-term recovery. Through housing-related resources, connections, and assistance when appropriate, we help reduce barriers to accessing recovery-supportive living environments and promote greater stability, independence, and successful community reintegration.
Redeemed Recovery Housing is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to supporting individuals in recovery from substance use disorder and those impacted by substance use disorder.
Dayna Monardez — President
Janae Evensen — Treasurer
Bethany Morgan — Secretary
Organizational and IRS documentation is available upon request.
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