Upper Room Recovery – Addiction Rehab in South Bend, Indiana

The transitional living program known as Upper Room was established to create a secure and supportive environment for individuals committed to their recovery. This center aims to assist both men and women in progressing towards a self-sufficient and fulfilling life, free from substance abuse. Upper Room promotes inclusivity and welcomes participants from diverse backgrounds, regardless of race, religion, disability, or gender identity. To be considered for admission to Upper Room, applicants must be at least 30 days sober and clean, possess no criminal record, show a genuine desire to change, interact positively with others, and consent to routine drug and alcohol testing. Residents can choose to stay in dormitory-style accommodations specifically designated for their gender at a cost of $100 each week. They will engage in regular meetings with a case manager to track their development, participate in volunteer activities, attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous sessions, join house meetings, secure a 12-Step sponsor, and take part in any religious services they prefer. If an individual has not yet achieved sobriety, the staff at Upper Room can direct them to local facilities that can offer the necessary support. Residents are responsible for providing their own food, toiletries, and laundry items.