Our Supportive Housing Services
Discover What Makes Our Housing Program Effective
Structured housing designed for successful reentry and recovery.

Probation-Friendly Support
Recognizing the challenges of reintegration on probation, we offer a highly structured, substance-free environment with daily check-ins, curfew enforcement, and frequent UA testing. This method ensures residents stay accountable, meet legal requirements, and build a foundation for lasting independence.

Peer Mentorship
Led by Brandy and Roni, mentors with lived experience in recovery and reentry, our peer mentorship program provides compassionate guidance, real-world advice, and daily encouragement, creating a supportive community that empowers residents toward independence.

Life Skills & Accountability
Our program integrates daily accountability rituals, chore responsibilities, and personalized coaching in life and reentry skills. This comprehensive approach educates and empowers residents to manage responsibilities and confidently transition to independent living.
Meet our Team

Roni
Director
After living in the wake of someone else's addiction, I realized I was in desperate need of recovery too. Not the same recovery as the people I serve, but recovery nonetheless.
I spent years surviving alcoholism, incarceration, courtrooms, broken promises, financial strain, fear, and the emotional weight addiction places on an entire family. Somewhere along the way, I learned that recovery is not one‑size‑fits‑all.
Recovery is recovery.
It may look different for each of us, but healing still requires many of the same things: support, accountability, guidance, honesty, new skills, and people willing to walk beside you while you learn to let go of the past and live differently.
That understanding changed the way I connected with the people I served. I may not have walked their exact road, but I understood what it meant to rebuild a life after years of simply surviving.
Rise & Rebuild became a place where people are not expected to have everything figured out the moment they decide to change — a place to learn, to heal, to be accountable, to rebuild.
Because sometimes the most important part of recovery is simply having somewhere — and someone — to help you figure out what comes next.
“I cannot rewrite any of those chapters. But I can use them to help someone else write a different ending.”
Compassionate. Passionate. Dedicated. Committed to helping others.

Brandy
Support Coordinator
Addiction became part of my life at 16, and for many years I struggled with helplessness, homelessness, heartbreak, and becoming spiritually broken. I spent five years homeless, lost my children, and lost sight of who I truly was. Even overdosing didn’t stop me. I was playing Russian roulette in the devil’s playground, trapped in a cycle I didn’t think I could escape.
But my story didn’t end there.
On March 22, 2025, I made the life‑changing decision to get clean. I walked through my own fire, faced my darkest moments, and found a new path through recovery and my Higher Power. Through faith, perseverance, and the support of those who believed in me, I discovered hope, healing, and purpose.
Today, I am proud to have my oldest daughter back in my life and to have rebuilt strong relationships with my family. Recovery has given me back things I once thought were lost forever.
I love working with people who struggle with addiction because I know firsthand the pain, fear, loneliness, and hopelessness that come with it — and I also know there is a better way to live.
I want others to know they are loved, they are worthy, and they are never alone. Whether someone is battling addiction, rebuilding relationships, or trying to find their way, I would be honored to walk alongside them and offer support, understanding, and hope.
My journey has taught me that no matter how far you have fallen, there is always a way to get back up. Recovery is possible — one person at a time, one day at a time.
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