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Every donation goes to helping one of our women continue their journey of recovery from substance use disorder. Donations help us provide clean pillows, bedding, clothing, food, seeds/gardening supplies, and affordable, safe, sober housing for women in need of our support.
At Next Chance, our mission is to provide safe sober housing and teach sustainable life skills through basic farming practices, caring for livestock, and providing environmental education. The program is derived from concepts of restorative justice; teaching accountability, attending to emotional, social, and financial needs of the individuals, and fostering community relationships with respect.
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“I got the privilege of living at this sober house in the beginning of my recovery. I know I wouldn’t be where I am in life today without this house, honestly. This house helped me grow into a woman of dignity. The support I received was amazing and I’m blessed I got to call this house my home while I was there. I highly suggest this house if you’re a woman in recovery and want to stay clean/sober!”
-Kassandra B.
“I couldn’t recommend these houses enough. I lived in one of her houses for over a year and it was exactly what I needed. Next Chance is a safe and clean environment for any woman in recovery to be held accountable, get the support they need from one another and be able to grow. Lana is very involved, has a solid program of her own and truly cares about every woman’s personal recovery. I will always be grateful for Next Chance”
-Jenna R.
“I lived at next chance many times and it changed my life completely. The house is beautiful and the way things are handled there are even more beautiful. It’s clean respectful snd very structured which is what we need. Its more than loving and full of kindness. I today manage one of the houses and said yes to this job because I know it saved my life due to the structure of the house and the people in it and I truly believe it’s my turn to help the next person in line and would only do this at next chance.”
-Sierra L.
