About this Recovery House
F5 Project Recovery Housing – Grand Forks is a men's recovery home in Grand Forks, North Dakota, the seat of Grand Forks County. It is one of four recovery housing operations F5 Project runs in the state, it serves men, and the organization is a participating provider in North Dakota's Recovery Housing Assistance Program. The street address is not published, and placement is arranged through the operator.
A Men's Sober House in the Upper Red River Valley
Grand Forks is the regional center for the northeastern quarter of North Dakota, and a men's sober house here serves a catchment that runs from the Canadian border down to the Fargo metro. The city is large enough to hold an entry-level job market and small enough that a resident without a car can reach most of it. For a man leaving custody or treatment in Walsh, Pembina, Nelson or Traill County, this is the nearest address with structure attached.
What $695 a Month Includes in This Recovery Housing
F5 Project publishes a single program fee of $695 per month covering housing, utilities, WiFi, peer support and program services. That structure removes the pieces that usually break a first tenancy: no utility deposits, no separate accounts opened against a damaged credit file, no surprise bill in a month when hours got cut. One payment, one date, and the peer support built into it.
A Recovery Home on the State's Assistance Roster
The Recovery Housing Assistance Program is a funding program run by the Behavioral Health Division of North Dakota Health and Human Services, and it pays up to twelve weeks of living expenses for an eligible resident living at a participating provider. Providers appear on the roster because they accept that funding. For a man walking out of the Grand Forks County Correctional Center or a treatment program with nothing banked, that is the difference between a bed available in principle and a bed he can actually take this week.
Employment, Peer Support and Sober Living Together
Housing is one of several services the organization runs. Employment assistance, Free Through Recovery, Community Connect and the Akisni Warrior Lodge sit alongside it, and staff are hired for lived experience in the justice and recovery systems. A resident chasing a job with a record is doing it with people who have made the same calls to the same employers.
Recovery Housing in Grand Forks County
The University of North Dakota, Altru Health System, the county courthouse and the region's outpatient providers all sit inside the city, and Grand Forks Air Force Base is a short drive west. A resident can hold a court obligation, a clinical appointment, a class and a shift inside one bus system. Grand Forks County recovery housing is a short list, and a men's house backed by state funding is near the top of it.
Who This Grand Forks Sober Living Home Is For
The program fits a man leaving incarceration or treatment who needs an address, a job and a network in the same month, and who can hold a daily routine without clinical supervision on site. Ask F5 Project how RHAP eligibility is assessed, what the house expects around employment and meetings, and what the plan looks like when the twelve weeks end.
