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The Lincoln home Women's Recovery Home
135 Beardsley St,
Crystal Lake, Illinois, 60014
Women
About this Recovery Home
The Lincoln home is a
recovery home in Crystal Lake, IL, offering
women a safe and encouraging environment to focus on recovery from substance use disorder.
This
recovery home provides a foundation for individuals to regain independence while staying accountable to their sobriety. often referred to as sober homes or recovery residences, these spaces emphasize community, personal growth, and access to valuable recovery resources.
At The Lincoln home, residents benefit from:
A stable, alcohol and drug-free living space designed for recovery.
Opportunities to connect with others in a supportive peer network.
Daily routines that encourage discipline and healthy habits.
Convenient access to services in Crystal Lake, such as counseling and career assistance.
Located in Crystal Lake, Illinois, this sober home is part of a vibrant recovery network, offering a variety of
women-specific support groups and meetings. At The Lincoln home, residents can thrive in a compassionate and well-guided recovery environment designed to support long-term sobriety.
Contact us today to learn more about The Lincoln home and how we can assist in your journey.
ABOUT US
New Directions operates 3 homes in Crystal Lake; The Ellsworth home serves 11 male residents, the Lincoln home serves 5 female residents and the Tile Line home serves 8 male residents. Not only do these homes gives 24 residents a safe and stable living environment, but also provides services that help them integrate back into the community and further develop themselves in meaningful ways.
Case managers will work to help them build a resume, reclaim a lost driver's license, pay off outstanding court fees, and more. They also get to participate in regular outings and events at The Other Side, the New Directions sober bar, to help them become part of a supportive social group.