About Us
Lifeline Recovery & Wellness provides structured, supportive transitional housing for adults in recovery. Our program is designed to support individuals transitioning from treatment to independent living by offering a safe, accountable, and recovery-focused environment.
We emphasize structure, peer support, and personal responsibility while encouraging residents to engage in outpatient treatment, case management, and community recovery resources.
Lifeline Recovery & Wellness does not provide clinical treatment, detox services, therapy, or medical care.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to provide a safe, structured, and supportive transitional living environment that promotes accountability, stability, and long-term recovery.
Who We Serve
Lifeline Recovery & Wellness serves adults in recovery who are seeking structured transitional housing. We accept residents through professional referrals and private arrangements and collaborate with treatment providers, case managers, and community organizations to support continuity of care.
Our Approach
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Structured sober living environment
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Peer accountability and house expectations
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Support for independent living skills (employment, budgeting, daily routines)
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Connection to outpatient treatment and community services
FOUNDER & PROGRAM COORDINATOR BIO
Nakia Carethers, RN is the Founder and Program Coordinator of Lifeline Recovery & Wellness. As a Registered Nurse with experience in healthcare program coordination, quality improvement, and community health initiatives, Nakia brings clinical knowledge, leadership experience, and a strong commitment to ethical recovery housing.
Lifeline Recovery & Wellness was created to provide structured, safe, and recovery-focused transitional housing for adults transitioning from treatment to independent living. The program emphasizes accountability, peer support, and connection to community resources to promote long-term stability and recovery.
While Lifeline Recovery & Wellness is led by a healthcare professional, the program does not provide clinical treatment, medical services, detoxification, or therapy. Residents are encouraged to engage with licensed treatment providers and community support services while residing in the home.
