freedom house deland

Freedom House DeLand, operated by Foundations to Freedom, is a men's recovery residence that helps residents move from treatment toward independent living. It emphasizes a community-centered approach and keeps recovery housing accessible. With trained staff present and individualized planning, the house pairs compassion with clear expectations.

Men move through the program in four defined stages. As they progress, they work on everyday living skills, develop sound support systems, look for work, and step by step gain more responsibility for their own lives. When they finish, most depart with a life plan shaped to their situation and ties to the resources that will help them keep going in recovery.

This home serves people with substance use disorders, supporting residents as they steady themselves, build relapse prevention strategies, and find support from people who care. The house does not provide treatment or diagnose anything; when someone needs more intensive care, the helpline can link callers with licensed treatment providers.

Sober living and support at the house

At freedom house deland, sober living is the service offered. Residents join one-on-one counseling, therapy in groups, a start with the 12 Step program, counseling aimed at preventing relapse, and Twelve Step facilitation. Care is gender-specific, combining individual treatment with a Twelve Step framework. Men in DeLand can find sober living and peer support at Freedom House, one of 494 Florida facilities listed by SAMHSA. Aftercare covers relapse prevention planning continuing care and discharge planning. AA/NA meetings are listed among activities, so residents meet peers on a regular basis.

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

Who Freedom House DeLand is designed for

• Men only, seeking a structured sober living environment. The program is built for men who need a community-centered recovery residence with peer support in DeLand, FL.
• People with substance use disorders involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, ecstasy, heroin, methamphetamine, opioids, or psychedelics. If you are unsure whether this level of care fits, call the helpline to discuss other Florida rehab options.
• Men needing continuing care and relapse prevention planning once treatment ends. As you reach the helpline you can ask about coverage and availability at Freedom House DeLand with nothing required of you.
• Individuals looking for a community-centered recovery residence with peer support. The house is one of 494 Florida facilities listed by SAMHSA, so ask about its specific services.
• Men ready to work on life skills, employment, and greater independence. If you need medical detox or inpatient care, then this sober living home may not be the right first step.

Setting and length of stay at the house

Most people stay for 30 days. The home holds 10 beds, with rooms that are private or shared and bathrooms that are shared. Comforts include a roomy porch, welcoming common areas, nearby nature, outdoor lounge areas, an indoor lounge, coffee and tea making, and a television. English is the language spoken. With 10 beds and a 30-day typical stay, Freedom House DeLand offers a small, home-like setting for men in DeLand, FL.

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

Paying at Freedom House DeLand

Payment options are not included in the facts available, so the way to ask about costs is to call the center directly. Insurance is a main question for many people, and any coverage has to be verified by phone. When you call, ask whether the center accepts Medicaid or private insurance for sober living in Florida. The helpline connects callers to licensed treatment providers through trained advisors. The call is free, your privacy is guarded, and nothing is expected of you. If cost is a concern, the helpline can help you explore low cost Florida rehab and sober living options.

Questions worth asking before admission

• What does the 30-day program cost in total, and what is included in that price?
• How many beds are open right now, and how long do people usually stay?
• How is a typical day organized and how often do counseling and group sessions take place?
• How do you handle medications and medical needs, especially for benzodiazepine or alcohol withdrawal?
• What aftercare and discharge planning is provided when the program ends?