Transitional Living Services
Our transitional living programs, including Oasis Halfway House and Family Way, offer supportive environments for people in early recovery, with options for single parents and those without resources.
Apply for the Family Way Program
Oasis
After treatment, many people need for housing support. CADAS transitional living programs meet this need. The Oasis halfway house on our main campus that provides a structured environment for individuals who want to give up old behaviors and learn to make healthier choices. Through the use of group, therapeutic, and sober activities, Oasis provides the tools for those seeking a better quality of life.
Family Way
CADAS recognizes the special needs of women with small children. Trying to gain a foothold in recovery while parenting small children can seem impossible. The Family Way program at CADAS makes this seemingly unreachable goal possible.
Family Way has several closely monitored program requirements all geared toward helping the residents become better parents and productive members of society.
Further, counselors are on site to focus on the resident’s individualized progress and goals, and behavioral health technicians are available. Families may stay in the Family Way program for up to two years.
A family coordinator also is available to assist the children with their development. Referrals to Early Childhood Intervention, the Head Start Program and other community resources help kids catch up and thrive.
Family Way is a family-based program that offers success to single parents wishing to gain a substance-free way of life for themselves and their children.
Sober Living Apartments
Twenty-four single occupancy apartments for low-income individuals in early recovery. Apartments are fully furnished with utilities covered. Chattanooga Housing Authority will offer vouchers. There is always a wait. Contact us to learn more about the sober living apartments.
