Vine Recovery Residence Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Vine Recovery Residence is a men's sober living home in Riverton, Utah, in Salt Lake County, operated through the Foundation for Family Life's MentorWorks program.

Housing Built Into a Reentry Plan

Vine Recovery Residence exists as one piece of MentorWorks, a program that pairs stable housing with a personal mentor and job placement through Wasatch Staffing for men transitioning out of incarceration. The house itself is the anchor: a fixed address a participant can count on while the rest of the plan, work, mentorship and case management, builds around it.

What a Mentor-Based Model Adds

Most sober living arrangements stop at housing and house rules. MentorWorks goes further by assigning a mentor to help build a sustainable success plan for each participant, which means the accountability at Vine Recovery Residence extends beyond curfews and chores into someone tracking whether work, sobriety and family relationships are actually moving forward.

Utah's Licensing Requirement for Recovery Housing

Recovery residences in Utah are licensed by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing, under Utah Code 26B-2-117 and the Recovery Residence Services rule. Utah has one regulator for this housing type and no tiered certification.

A Riverton Address in the Salt Lake Valley

Riverton sits at the southwestern edge of Salt Lake County, and its position along the valley's growth corridor gives MentorWorks participants access to warehouse, retail and construction employment, the kind of entry-level work Wasatch Staffing typically places people into quickly.

Part of a Three-House Network in Riverton

Vine Recovery Residence is one of three houses the Foundation for Family Life runs in Riverton, alongside Redwood Place and Myers Place, all operating under the same MentorWorks mentorship model.