Katy Recovery Homes
Renew, Restore, Rebuild
Your Haven for Recovery
To inspire hope and empower individuals by providing quality housing, fostering strong community bonds, and offering peer support, guiding them to fulfill the purpose that God has planned for their lives.
WHO
We Are
Katy Recovery Homes, also known as Shalom House Foundation, is a Christian faith-based 501(c)(3) organization that provides fully furnished shared housing for individuals recovering from drug or alcohol addiction in the Katy-Houston area.
The foundation provides clean and upscale housing in nice neighborhoods - that offers residents the sense of security, social support, and psychological safety that they need to create a better version of themselves - in partnership with other amazing organizations and agencies in the Katy-Houston area. We house veterans, disadvantaged women and people in recovery, and our residents are allowed to take prescribed medication.
"Our vision is to create a society filled with hope and opportunity, ending housing insecurity for individuals recovering from addiction - by transforming lives one person and one community at a time."
Quality Housing in Nice Neighborhoods
The cornerstone of your path to successful recovery begins with your determination to conquer addiction. No one can force recovery upon you. Our recovery home welcomes those committed to changing lives, positively impacting themselves and the people around them.
WE PROVIDE:
SHELTER
Physiological Needs
JOBS
Safety and Security
LOVE
Community Support
SELF ESTEEM
Confidence and Achievement
POSSIBLE
Self Actualization
HOUSING MODELS AND mENTORS
We work with several experienced mentors - some local and some national. One of our mentors, Frank and Sherri Candelario, Ph.D, witnessed poor quality recovery homes in Seattle when helping their daughter in recovery. Frank's background is in real estate and marketing. Sherri's background is in medicine. Together, they created sober living homes in Seattle, WA 9 years ago to provide housing for justice involved people who needed a safe and clean housing in nice neighborhoods.
Their residents are mostly justice involved - re-entry or drug court population, disadvantaged women and people with substance use. They have changed state laws as well as the sober living home standards in Washington state and became well known among the drug court system throughout the country.
WHO DO WE SERVE
