The Elevation House serves adult men ages 18 and older who are in recovery, need stable housing, and are committed to maintaining a substance-free living environment. Applicants should be employed or actively seeking employment and willing to participate in program activities, case management, and house expectations.

No. While reentry support is an important part of our mission, ETLS serves eligible adult men from different backgrounds who need transitional housing and are committed to recovery, accountability, and personal growth.

Applicants should be employed or actively seeking employment. ETLS recognizes that residents may be at different stages of employment readiness and addresses individual goals through case management and support planning.

No. The Elevation House provides structured transitional recovery housing, case management, and connections to community resources. Residents who need clinical treatment or counseling are connected with appropriate outside providers.

The Elevation House is designed around National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) Level II monitored recovery housing principles. It is not currently certified by the First State Alliance of Recovery Residences (FSARR).