Vision of Hope Recovery Program Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Vision of Hope Recovery Program is a men's sober living home in Melbourne, Florida, in Brevard County, run by A Vision of Hope Recovery Program, Inc.

A Men's Sober Living Home on Florida's Space Coast

The program houses men only and structures its stay around a minimum of six months and up to two years, considerably longer than many Florida sober homes. That length reflects a program built for a full rebuild of routine over many months, longer than the short bridge many transitional programs offer.

A Structured Daily Program

Residents follow the same daily and weekly structure:

• Daily recovery meetings and morning meditation.
• Weekly house chores.
• A nightly curfew.
• Random drug testing.
• Compliance with the house's written rules throughout the stay.

Medication Policy at Vision of Hope

The program accepts residents on Vivitrol but does not accept anyone currently on Suboxone, Subutex or methadone. That policy matters to anyone weighing options while on medication for opioid use disorder, since it rules this house out for some residents before an application is worth submitting.

The Weekly Fee and What It Covers

The program charges one hundred fifty dollars a week, due every Friday, with utilities and house amenities included in that price.

Brevard County's Space Coast Recovery Housing

Brevard County's Space Coast economy runs on aerospace and defense employment alongside its usual service jobs, and Titusville serves as the county seat to the north of Melbourne. That mix gives residents here a wider range of work than many smaller Florida counties can offer during a long recovery stay.

A Second Location in the Melbourne Area

A Vision of Hope Recovery Program, Inc. maintains a second house in the greater Melbourne area in addition to this one, giving the organization more than one address for men who need to change houses without leaving the program.

More on The Sober House What We Offer A safe and stable living environment Rules and structure Personal responsibility and accountability Random drug and alcohol screening Relapse prevention classes Teaching healthy life skills Help to set and reach personal goals Referral to community resources Close to local transportation Morning meditation Work with probation, DCF, and other agencies All-inclusive housing (electric, cable, water, phone, internet, and some food)