Everyday essentials
Help getting identification, applying for benefits and working through the paperwork that stands between a person and a job or a lease.
Peer & practical support
The everyday
things matter.
A missing ID, a ride that falls through, an appointment that gets forgotten. Small things end a lot of good starts. We help with the small things.
Support that connects the pieces
Recovery does not
happen alone.
A home gives a person a base. Work gives them a direction. Support is what keeps the two from coming apart on a bad week.
Hard Won's support will be practical and personal. Practical, because paperwork, transportation and appointments are where plans quietly fail. Personal, because peers who have been there offer something no program can: understanding.
What support will look like
Practical help.
Real people.
Appointments and routines
Planning around court dates, medical and counseling appointments, training and work, including the rides needed to get there.
Peer connection
House leaders and peers with lived experience. Someone to talk to who does not need the situation explained.
Follow-through
Connections to community resources, clinical care and recovery communities as needs change, with someone making sure the handoff actually happens.
Many paths, one purpose
Different paths.
A shared purpose.
There's no one-size-fits-all path to recovery. For some it's twelve steps, for others it's faith, harm reduction, medication-assisted recovery or something else. We support every path that keeps someone moving forward.
We will help you find a meeting, a counselor, a doctor or a community, and we will not judge which one you pick. What we ask is that the house stays safe and the work stays honest.
Support & treatment
Keeping the
roles clear.
Peer and practical support complement clinical care. They do not replace it.
Hard Won is building toward a planned intensive outpatient program. Until that is licensed and open, we will connect people to treatment in the community rather than offering it ourselves, and we say so plainly.
More about the road aheadAsk about support.
A general conversation is the place to begin.