Safe Organized Accessible Recovery (SOAR) Housing are Level II residential recovery houses that offer access to outpatient treatment and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) and sober support services for women experiencing early stage recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction. SOAR Recovery Housing was established to provide women an opportunity to gain recovery from the disease of alcoholism and other drugs in a clean, healthy and sober environment. SOAR provides structured and stable housing environments for women recovering from substance use addiction to enable them to experience personal growth, develop a foundation for long term sobriety, and improve the quality of their lives while becoming productive members of society.​

SOAR offers a supportive environment where the residents develop a sober community where they learn and develop positive communication and relationship skills. They are assigned individual chores, and shared household duties, such as cooking and cleaning. SOAR offers an opportunity for residents to regain their dignity and a sense of self-esteem while living in structured, clean, stable, and sober recovery housing. SOAR assists women financially during the early period of their residency.​

SOAR offers residents support, informational resources, realistic expectations and helps them become self-confident functioning members of society. SOAR helps women renew relationships and reunite with family members. Residents are connected with experienced and reputable professional’s substance abuse and mental health treatment services. SOAR helps reunite women with their children and other family members.