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The document is an application form for the Sober Living Program at FreeBirds Solution Center, revised in June 2010. It collects personal information such as contact details, identification, treatment history, employment status, legal history, and reasons for applying. The applicant must certify the accuracy of their information and acknowledge the program's strict rules regarding substance use and behavior.

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How do I get funding for a sober living home?

Key Grant Funding Resources for Sober Living Facilities: The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) offers various grant programs. State and local governments also provide grants. Private foundations or Nonprofit organizations are a great avenue for grant funding.

Do sober living homes need to be licensed in Arizona?

Sober Living Homes are a type of group home that require special licensing to operate.

Are halfway houses funded by the government?

One significant source of funding for halfway houses is government support. This can come from federal, state, or local governments in the form of grants, contracts, and subsidies.

How much money can you make owning a sober living house?

Revenue Streams Sober living homes primarily generate revenue through resident fees, which can range from $500 to $2,000 per month per resident, depending on the level of amenities and services provided.

Does Medicaid pay for recovery housing?

Does Medi-Cal cover residential drug and alcohol treatment? Yes. Residential treatment is covered under Medicaid in California. H0019 is the most typical CPT code used when billing Medi-Cal for residential treatment.

How are sober living houses funded?

Government assistance, such as HUD grants, can support sober living homes, but funding is often insufficient to meet demand. Non-profit organizations and charities provide crucial funding for sober living homes, often requiring 501(c)(3) status for eligibility.

How much can a sober living home make?

Sober living homes primarily generate revenue through resident fees, which can range from $500 to $2,000 per month per resident, depending on the level of amenities and services provided.

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