Richard’s House was the first house we opened when starting “A New Beginning.” Since its opening in November of 2014, we have successfully helped many clients to rebuild their lives. “Showing our clients that recovery is more than just sitting in meetings is important to us. We teach our men how to bridge the gap between sobriety and their newfound lives in recovery by having events and taking them on retreats.” Our program of recovery also values peer support, which has brought great success in changing many lives. Daily and weekly house meetings create and promote the ability to communicate, develop meaningful relationships, and maintain and healthy support network.
Our Recovery Houses
- Today I am a father of two amazing boys, Ricky and Carson, whom I want to set a great example for.
- Our mission is to provide a structured, substance-free environment where residents can focus on healing, rebuilding their lives, and achieving long-term sobriety.
- Our program of recovery also values peer support, which has brought great success in changing many lives.
- When you move into one of our houses, you’re not just moving into a sober house, you’re moving into a recovery community.
We are very proud to announce that we opened our fifth house in remembrance of the late Dick Ranaudo, a man who helped many people in their journey through recovery. The Dick Ranaudo House is a 13 bed house close to downtown New Haven. Recovery journey is never easy, we are here to help in any possible way. Having a stable job, having stable financial situation and helping us get back on track and building for future really helps. The job coach of our partner agency comes to coach any guests that are looking for jobs.
Our vision is to create a safe, healthy, and supportive living environment that fosters long-term recovery. We strive to empower individuals with the tools, resources, and community connections they need to rebuild their lives and sustain their journey to sobriety. Our mission at New Hope New Beginning is to provide individuals struggling Review Maverick House with substance use disorder (SUD) with a safe, structured, and affordable sober living environment. We are committed to offering a supportive home, free from mind and mood-altering substances, where residents can focus on healing, personal growth, and embracing a new way of life.
Meet Rick DelValle, the founder of Maverick House
Our goal is to be a resource for the community, hospitals, treatment centers, recovery houses, and most importantly the addict/alcoholic who is struggling and needs a place to go until the services they need are available. Having a recovery community to be part of is crucial in early sobriety. When you move into one of our houses, you’re not just moving into a sober house, you’re moving into a recovery community. Many amazing things have happened to me since February 4, 2008; it was a day that changed my life forever. Today I am a father of two amazing boys, Ricky and Carson, whom I want to set a great example for. We are dedicated to helping individuals in early recovery rebuild their lives.
Ultimately, it strengthens communities and promotes compassion and altruism. We offer employement opportunities (and provide transporation) through relationships with surrounding businesses–regardless of background. Our Christ-centered program attends Revive Church on Sundays where NBR volunteers extensively, and also takes part in multiple Celebrate Recovery services weekly. Redemption House is a place for people in recovery to go when they need a place to restart their recovery.
Recovery Supports
- I moved into a sober house that had a culture of recovery and lived there for 18 months.
- Our goal is to be a resource for the community, hospitals, treatment centers, recovery houses, and most importantly the addict/alcoholic who is struggling and needs a place to go until the services they need are available.
- They will deliver and sort it on a bubble pack for better medicine management weekly and help our guests track their medication.
We also work with local temp agencies, contractors and other employers. NBR believes that restoration of family relationships are an essential part of recovery. After opening the Richard House and seeing how effective it was in helping to change lives, we felt an overwhelming desire and passion to help more people by opening up Carson’s House.
Redemption House Foundation
I moved into a sober house that had a culture of recovery and lived there for 18 months. Afterwards I went back to school to become a drug and alcohol counselor. Often, residents cannot be placed directly into sober living situations and they end up living on the street or in shelters, creating enormous pressure on their fragile sobriety. Occasionally, someone placed into a sober house relapses and they must leave the sober house immediately – Redemption House is the place where they can go until they recommit to their sobriety.
New Beginnings Recovery Center is located in central Alabama one hour from Birmingham. Our program is implemented as a 12-step, 12-month, Christ-centered program. Founded in August 2020 by Karl Singletary, New Hope New Beginning Transitional Recovery House is a sober living facility dedicated to supporting individuals on their recovery journey. Our mission is to provide a structured, substance-free environment where residents can focus on healing, rebuilding their lives, and achieving long-term sobriety.
Lola’s House
We offer comfortable, safe, residential living for those in recovery rebuilding their lives. February 4, 2008, I made a call to a drug dealer; I was hopeless and wanted to die. “If you come & follow our program, your life will be totally changed.
We partner with local pharmacy to provide a better meds management for our guest. They will deliver and sort it on a bubble pack for better medicine management weekly and help our guests track their medication. As Maverick House House we believe in family, and we make the promise to anyone who comes to us that you are family when you come to one of our houses. We’re growing every day, and we want to house as many people as we can. Engaging in service work brings a sense of purpose, personal growth, and builds relationships. It fosters empathy, makes a positive impact, and improves mental health.
Redemption House Foundation has helped save the lives of 486 individuals. Redemption House Foundation is mainly staffed by sober and drug-free volunteers, many who are living in our New Beginning sober houses. At New Hope New Beginning, we offer a supportive community, resources for personal development, and a safe space to transition into independent living. We are committed to helping individuals cultivate resilience, accountability, and hope for a brighter future.
