ADAPT Programs

About ADAPT Programs

ADAPT Programs is a sober living operator running certified recovery housing on the Texas Gulf Coast, with homes in Freeport and Clute, Texas, in Brazoria County. Both residences carry Level II certification from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, TROHN, the state's voluntary certifying body for sober living.

A Texas Sober Living Operator Serving Brazoria County

ADAPT Programs runs its two Win Again sober living homes as single-gender households in neighboring Gulf Coast towns, about a mile apart along the lower Brazos River. The operator keeps a men's house and a women's house separate, and that split lets each set of house rules, meetings and shared space serve one population.

Serving Freeport and Clute

Two sober living homes carry the ADAPT Programs name in Brazoria County:

• Win Again for Men, in Freeport, Texas.
• Win Again for Women, in Clute, Texas.

Freeport and Clute sit less than five minutes apart on the lower Texas Gulf Coast, so a resident who needs to change houses is not leaving the area, the local providers or the operator's own staff behind.

Serving Men and Women in Recovery

Win Again for Men in Freeport houses men in recovery, and Win Again for Women in Clute houses women, and ADAPT Programs runs them as two distinct single-gender programs. That split means every house rule, curfew and shared space is written for one gender.

TROHN Certification for Win Again Recovery Housing

Both Win Again houses hold Level II certification from TROHN, which describes a peer-managed model with monitored structure and no round-the-clock clinical staffing. Certification also commits ADAPT Programs to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process, all things a prospective resident can verify before choosing between the two houses.

Recovery Housing on the Texas Gulf Coast

Freeport and Clute sit in Brazoria County, south of Houston along the Brazos River near its mouth on the Gulf of Mexico. Angleton, the county seat, and the wider Houston metro area are both a short drive north, giving residents of either Win Again house access to Harris County's much larger network of outpatient treatment and employment without leaving the coast.