• Housing is $650/month which includes all utilities, wifi, monthly professional cleaning, weekly activities, cleaning supplies, and cooking staples (oil, seasonings/spices, flour, sugar, coffee ). 

• A partially refundable deposit of $300 is required to move in. Housing fees are due by the 14th day in services. If fees are not paid on the 14th day by 12pm, the resident will be required to move out by 5pm; forfeiting the deposit. All other deposits are returned based on the condition of the living space when the resident moves out.  

• We are committed to helping residents meet their financial and recovery goals and can support flexible payment arrangements based on individual needs. No discounted or free housing will be provided.

Phone, hygiene items, laundry soap/dryer sheets, personal clothing (please limit the amount to two weeks worth as space is shared and limited), and any food items you need. 

Drugs/paraphernalia, anything with alcohol in the first three ingredients, weapons/knives, furniture, appliances (small or large), animals, excessive personal belongings (everything needs to fit in your assigned bedroom space).  

Yes – we want you to be successful. Continuing or initiating medication assisted treatment supports many individuals in recovery. We will provide a lock box for all medications to be stored in.

At this time, the State of Iowa does not license or accredit Sober Living Homes and has no NARR affiliate. We follow the NARR standards and have been under advisement from certified and licensed Sober Living Home owners across the country.

Alan’s House is a Level 2/Type M recovery residence; meaning that the environment is monitored by staff but socially governed by a lead resident who supports communication with staff on a regular basis. Staff will also support weekly meetings and events in and outside the home.

• Residents are expected to work, attend school, or volunteer at least 20 hours per week. A typical day would involve getting ready for work, school, volunteering, or other activities, attending those activities, returning home, making a meal with your house mates or individually, participating in evening check in (unless excused for work or other appointments), socializing with other residents, completing homework or other activities, and adhering to quiet time and lights out. 
• Every Wednesday, staff will support making a meal together and holding a weekly house meeting. Attendance at the house meeting is required. 
• Residents are also expected to engage with their recovery community through connecting with a sponsor, attending recovery meetings, volunteering, or engaging in recovery friendly activities.