Current Housing Models
Current
Housing Models
Solomon's Way is different from current group living housing models in various ways:
SOLOMON’S WAY HOUSING MODEL
Most Recovery Homes exist in low income "war zones" that expose inhabitants to the same traumatic environments that caused many of the issues they are seeking to resolve.
Individuals grouped solely by gender.
No progress tracking to understand the success rate of rehab programs.
No follow-up with previous clients to provide positive reinforcement and resources.
Housing located in safe neighborhoods and adheres to National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) and state housing requirements.
Members grouped according to common needs and backgrounds to effectively promote collaboration and group healing.
Partnerships curated with local health, social and financial resources to provide community support to our members.
Progress of our members tracked and provided to state and federal agencies in order to amend standards and legislation.
Educational resources made available to members.
Our Unique Difference
If you do not feel safe in your housing environment, we will make every effort to move you into another Solomon’s Way property as soon as a position becomes available.
Members have first choice when moving between properties.
Safety
We have a zero tolerance substance policy for group housing settings. Random testing will be administered to all members in these tiers. Although we are primarily a housing provider (not a recovery/rehabilitation facility) we adhere to the National Alliance of Recovery Residences (NARR) standards to ensure that our group housing remains safe and sober.
Sobriety
Our Promise
Our Promise
WE HAVE DECIDED TO ADHERE TO MORE RIGOROUS HOUSING STANDARDS THAN THE STATE REQUIREMENTS SO THAT OUR MEMBERS GET THE BEST RESIDENCY EXPERIENCE POSSIBLE.
Tier 1:
Tiered Housing Program
Transitional per bed living serving approx. 10 people per property.
Per room living serving approx. 4 people per property.
Tier 2:
Tier 3:
Living on your own.
Tier 4:
Lease to own your own private home.
Tier 5:
Become a housing provider.
Our proprietary system is the Solomon’s Way Cycle.
The SWC is a process that integrates housing, education and community networking to create a pathway to success for people facing housing insecurity.
Our proprietary system is the
Solomon’s Way Cycle.
The SWC is a process that integrates housing, education and community networking to create a pathway to success for people facing housing insecurity.
Solomon's Way Cycle
Communal Housing
Distinct Housing
Shared Housing
Private Housing
Provider
FAQ's
Our goal is to provide a housing decision within 30 days of the initial application submission. Decision times may vary according to the amount of application submissions.
No. Solomon’s Way does not provide housing to individuals who require dependent care (e.g. physically disabled or critically mentally disabled persons). All members of Solomon’s Way must be self-sufficient and capable of stable, independent living.
Yes; we only allow smoking of tobacco products. There is no smoking allowed inside of the property. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas. No smoking is allowed in the front of the property.
Recreational marijuana is NOT allowed on the premises. Members must apply to Solomon's Way for the permission to use medical marijuana products on the premises (just like any other prescribed medication). Proof of a diagnosis and prescription from a certified medical doctor is required to obtain permission to use the products within Solomon's Way housing. Under no circumstance are members are allowed to share medical marijuana products or any other prescribed medication with other members of the household.
House Managers are trained in conflict resolution and can administer guidance and direction to resolve minor conflicts. Solomon's Way has a zero tolerance policy for harassment, physical violence and abuse of any kind. Members must sign a behavior agreement acknowledging that they will adhere to Solomon's Way policy or be removed from the property. Solomon's Way also adheres to state standards of housing governorship and conflict resolution.
The onboarding fee is mandatory for all members. It confirms a member's spot in a Solomon's Way property. It also covers onboarding administrative tasks and the Member Welcome Kit. The Welcome Kit includes bedding, toiletries, towels, laundry detergent and other household items that Solomon's Way provides to members upon being received into our housing. These items belong to the member and can be used at their discretion. The Welcome Kit is not optional and cannot be removed from the onboarding fee.
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