Foundation House DeLand

Foundation House DeLand is a transitional residence for men leaving substance use behind and working toward independent living. Run by Foundations to Freedom, the home opened in 2021 and blends structure with a welcoming feel. The program centers on community and peer support, with qualified staff on site and regular check-ins to keep residents moving forward.

The method here is down to earth. Men share a house, attend individual and group counseling, and get to know the 12 Step program as a regular part of each day. As time passes, residents sharpen life skills, form a sober support network, and get ready for employment and more independence. For a person coming out of a more intensive level of care, this can serve as a bridge to everyday life.

Programs at Foundation House DeLand

Sober living is the care option at Foundation House DeLand, and stays usually run 30 days. Men in DeLand can find structured sober living with counseling and 12 Step support at this home. While there, residents take part in individual counseling, group therapy, and relapse prevention counseling, along with a 12-step program overview plus twelve step facilitation. The program serves one gender, and individual treatment is emphasized. A range of substances is addressed, among them benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and prescription drugs.

Quitting alcohol and benzodiazepines can be hazardous so before anyone who needs detox starts a sober living program, a clinician should evaluate that person. If you are stepping down from a more intensive program, sober living can offer structure while you rebuild daily routines. The therapies offered here are meant to help men make sense of their substance use and develop tools for daily living.

• Introduction to the 12 Step Program
• Gender-Specific
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Individual Treatment
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Group Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Twelve Step

Who Foundation House DeLand

• Men only, age 18 and older, who are medically stable and ready for a sober living environment.
• People whose substance use disorder involves alcohol, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, or other substances the center lists.
• People who have completed, or are stepping down from a higher intensity of care and need structure before living on their own.
• Men who are willing to participate in counseling, group therapy, and 12 Step meetings as part of their routine.
• Individuals who benefit from a peer-supported setting with staff on site and regular check-ins.

Setting and stay length in DeLand

This residence in DeLand, Florida, has 11 beds, with shared rooms and shared bathrooms. This DeLand sober living home offers shared rooms and outdoor spaces for men in early recovery. Amenities include access to nature, gardens, a lounge, outdoor dining, an outdoor lounge, outdoor space, a coffee maker and tea, and a TV. Programs typically run 30 days, though individual needs can differ. Services are provided in English.

• Outdoor Dining
• TV
• Gardens
• Outdoor Lounge
• Access to Nature
• Coffee Maker and Tea
• Lounge
• Outdoor Space

Paying at Foundation House DeLand

According to its description, Foundations to Freedom works to keep recovery housing affordable. Call the helpline to confirm coverage and availability for this DeLand men's sober living program. No specific costs appear on this page, so call to ask about fees and what they cover. If you intend to use insurance, confirm coverage with the center and your insurer directly before admission. The helpline is free to use and fully confidential.

Questions to consider before choosing

• What is the total cost per month, and what does it cover (rent, food, utilities, programming)?
• Is the program licensed or certified, and by which body?
• How is each day structured, and how many counseling sessions are held weekly?
• What are the house rules around curfew, visitors, work, and 12 Step meeting attendance?
• How does the center handle aftercare and discharge planning, and what happens if a resident relapses?