Rest assured, treatment providers and participants have a wealth of support at their disposal to access safe, sober, and structured housing through the BHCDP.

Treatment providers are required to assess the participant’s housing needs and make a referral to recovery housing if the participant is:

  • Unhoused
  • In unstable housing
  • In housing not conducive to maintaining recovery
  • At the request of the participant or case navigator

To access funds for recovery housing rent and deposit:

Which recovery houses can be utilized?

What if my client wants to go to a house that is not certified?

  • We cannot utilize BHCDP funding for non-certified houses
  • Please contact Erin Henle at ehenle@fletchergroup.org for recovery housing assistance.

What is recovery housing?

Recovery housing is a critical asset in supporting an individual on their recovery journey. Research shows recovery housing is associated with a variety of positive outcomes for residents including decreased substance use, reduced likelihood of return to use, lower rates of incarceration, higher income, increased employment, and improved family relationships. Founded on social model recovery principles, the recovery housing setting is the service. Recovery homes can provide safe housing, food security, transportation, community, life skills, assistance with employment and connection to treatment services all in one place! For more information check out:

What is recovery housing?

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Recovery housing operators are welcome, too!

Are you interested in participating in the Department of Medicaid Services Recovery Residence Support Services (RRSS) Program?

Find a link to the application here: https://airtable.com/appS94xcSpu1EUVxg/pagvqipA32rdRE0W8/form

Find the Service Description here: https://www.kentuckyproviders.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/DMS-Service-Description.pdf

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