Our mission is to empower qualified individuals through our grant and scholarship programs, providing them with the essential resources needed to thrive beyond their initial stay in residential treatment. We recognize that recovery is not a single event but a continuous journey that requires a strong and stable foundation. The true test of resilience begins in the days and months following treatment, as individuals face the challenge of rebuilding their lives.
Our 90-Day program pairs a supportive housing grant with our guided 90-Day Workbook to help individuals stay stable during the most critical season after treatment. For qualifying participants, the housing grant helps cover a safe place to live while they get back on their feet. At the same time, the workbook provides daily structure and weekly skill-building focused on real-life tools—routines, budgeting, emotional regulation, relapse prevention, healthy boundaries, and future planning. Together, housing plus a clear plan reduces chaos, builds accountability, and helps participants move forward one day at a time.
90 Days of Housing
Our 90 - Day Housing grant Places you with a vetted partner immediately after treatment
With over a decade of real-world experience navigating the rehab system—and walking alongside families, loved ones, and individuals searching for purpose—we’ve created a comprehensive 90-day program designed to truly help you reintegrate into society. Our goal is simple: to break the cycle of repeated rehabs, mental health facilities, and systems that manage you but don’t restore you. We focus on stability, dignity, community, and long-term change, so you’re not just treated—you’re equipped to live.
By May 2026, Achieve Resilience Society will award our first round of 90-day grants to people leaving treatment or jail.
Our first major goal is to raise $50,000 to launch and sustain these grants.
What Your Gift Makes Possible
It costs about $1,500 to walk one person through our full 90-day program, including:
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Sober living housing
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Their 90-day workbook and materials
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Support through the rest of the program: life skills, financial self-care, and job readiness
Think of it this way:
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$150 helps cover a portion of someone’s housing and program costs
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$750 helps support roughly half of one person’s 90 days
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$1,500 helps provide a full 90 days of housing and support for one person
Every contribution moves someone closer to safe housing, structure, and a real second chance.
Help Us Reach $50,000 by May 2026
By May 2026, Achieve Resilience Society will award our first round of 90-day grants to people leaving treatment or jail.
Our first major goal is to raise $50,000 to launch and sustain these grants.
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It takes a community- and we need your help
We’re building a Community Clothing & Essentials Closet to support men and women stepping out of treatment, incarceration, and crisis into a fresh start. Too many of our neighbors are walking into job interviews, court dates, and new housing with nothing but the clothes on their back.
We’re collecting:
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New or gently used: shirts, pants, work clothes, hoodies, jackets, belts, shoes
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New only: socks, underwear, bras
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Everyday essentials: shampoo, conditioner, soap, body wash, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, razors, feminine hygiene products, brushes/combs, lotion
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Basic supplies: laundry detergent, cleaning wipes, notebooks, pens, simple backpacks or tote bags
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Every Shirt Tells a Story
