Comfortable and respectful housing that feels like you belong

At West Way Halfway House, we create a living environment where comfort and respect are the foundation. Our goal is simple: provide a safe, welcoming place where residents can rebuild, grow, and reconnect with their communities.

What you can expect

• Respectful staff: Trained professionals who treat every resident with dignity and privacy.

• Comfortable living spaces: Clean, well-maintained rooms and common areas designed for rest and recovery.

• Structured support: Clear routines, access to counseling and case management, and practical resources for employment, education, and healthcare.

• Community belonging: Encouragement to participate in group activities, peer support, and opportunities to contribute to house life.

• Safety and accountability: Policies that balance compassionate care with clear expectations to help residents make positive choices.

Who benefits

• People transitioning out of incarceration

• Individuals exiting inpatient treatment or shelters

• Anyone seeking a stable, supportive environment to regain independence

How we help you belong

• Personalized intake to assess needs and set goals

• Individual and group programming that builds life skills and social connections

• Coordinated referrals to vocational, medical, and mental health services

• A respectful, nonjudgmental culture where residents’ voices are heard

If you want a place that offers both the structure needed to move forward and the respect needed to feel at home, West Way Halfway House provides a community where you belong.

Residential Support Services

• Supervised transitional housing with structured curfews, visitor policies, and room checks

• Individualized case management and gradual independence planning

• Daily living skills training (meal preparation, personal hygiene, household chores)

• Medication management and supervision

• On-site staff available 24/7 for crisis intervention and support

Clinical and Behavioral Health Services

• Individual counseling (trauma-informed, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy)

• Group therapy and peer support groups focused on relapse prevention, anger management, and life skills

• Psychiatric evaluation and medication management (collaboration with psychiatrists or nurse practitioners)

• Substance use disorder treatment planning and linkage to outpatient programs or intensive outpatient services

• Mental health assessments, crisis stabilization, and safety planning

Recovery and Relapse Prevention

• Evidence-based relapse prevention programming and tailored recovery plans

• Peer recovery coaching and mentorship from individuals with lived experience

• Access to community-based recovery meetings and sober social activities

• Urine drug screening and monitoring per program policy

Pedal back to strength with tailored cycling-based therapy.