Lantern Residences

Located in Charleston, this transitional living community provides stable housing for adults recovering from addiction, leaving incarceration, or struggling with housing instability. Residents live in a sober, shared home with clear expectations, daily routines, and peer accountability. Each day is structured to help residents stay on track, attending recovery meetings, maintaining responsibilities, and rebuilding habits that support long-term stability.

Build Skills For Independent Living

The program focuses on helping residents function independently in everyday life. Residents work toward employment with hands-on support like resume writing, interview practice, and job search guidance. They also learn practical skills such as budgeting, cooking, and time management. Recovery is reinforced through regular 12-step participation and group accountability, giving residents a consistent system to stay sober while rebuilding their lives.

Move Forward With Consistent Support

Progress is built through daily follow-through. Residents are expected to show up, stay sober, and take responsibility for their routines. Staff and peers provide direct feedback, encouragement, and accountability when challenges come up. Over time, residents leave with real-world experience, steady habits, work readiness, and the ability to manage daily life, so they can transition into stable housing and maintain recovery outside the program.