Can even the best of “workforce development” programs be a success without the proper spiritual and communal underpinning? ​

“75+% of all homeless adults suffer from addiction.”
-National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse
 
After the first 90 days of sobriety, the single greatest statistical probability for relapse occurs at the 1 year mark, due to: 1) adverse living conditions, 2) a failure to enlarge one’s spiritual growth, and/or, 3) an inability to realize upward mobility.

Can anything make an impact in this vicious cycle?

A post treatment, recovering alcoholic/addict, has less than a 5% chance to remain sober, if returned to the same, adverse living environment as before, or in to a single person dwelling. DePaul Study, 2005
 
“75+% of recovering men and women remain sober, in perpetuity, after 9 months or more in spiritually healthy, long-term sober living homes.”
Pay it Forward Clean & Sober Living, SATX

ONESOURCE Sober Living Partnerships:

We require our program participants to remain in a bona fide sober living environment throughout the course of their training.

Examples include: Oxford House, Pay it Forward Sober Living dorm at Haven for Hope, and other 12 step based residential environments