for up to 7 men and women.  Residents have alcohol and/or drug dependence as
their primary issue, and are currently in or awaiting placement in any phase of
treatment through Alcohol and Drug Services of Gallatin County (ADSGC).

A house manager and/or other qualified staff are on site.  ADSGC provides
Outpatient Treatment.  A case manager works with the counselor and house
members to assist with job searches, mental health referrals (when appropriate).
educational and other issues.  AA facilitates a meeting at the house every Saturday.

by maintaining several responsibilities including cleaning, cooking, and contributing
$300 per month for room and board.  Other areas in which the house members may
choose to invest their time might be tending to the garden, animals, and house
maintenance issues.

• scheduling their own appointments outside of the house.  Those with
  transportation issues coordinate with the house manager and case manager
  for rides to appointments.
• holding a job.  If they do not have a job when they are accepted, they will
  need to obtain employment within 30 days of admission. 
  
• adhering to the house member contract, a document that contains all policies
  each member must follow in order to continue on as a resident of the house.
  

Their application is reviewed by a selection panel. Openings in the house are
filled on a first-come, first-served basis.  A waiting list accommodates any
overflow of applications.

Recovery House is funded by Montana's Department of Public Health and Human Services.

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