Clean Shot Living

About Clean Shot Living

Clean Shot Living is a sober living operator in Las Vegas, Nevada, providing recovery housing across Clark County. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 2015 and states that it serves more than three hundred people a year.

A Las Vegas Recovery Housing Provider

Clean Shot Living is a housing organization with a nonprofit structure, which is a combination Las Vegas does not have much of. The private sober living market in this city runs on weekly rent, and a nonprofit answering to a board and a charitable purpose has different pressures on it. Residents get their clinical care, meetings and prescribers from providers elsewhere in the valley. The organization's job is the housing, the rules and the community around them.

Sober Homes Across Las Vegas and North Las Vegas

The operator states that it runs eight buildings across Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, offering shared single-gender rooms alongside mini-studios for individuals and couples. Spreading beds across two cities and multiple properties means an applicant can be placed near work, near family or away from a neighborhood they need to stay out of. It also means the organization can move someone who is struggling in one household without discharging them from the program.

Housing Couples in Recovery Housing

Very few sober living operators in Southern Nevada will house a couple. Clean Shot Living's mini-studios make it possible inside a community that also runs single-gender shared rooms. Anyone considering it should ask the operator directly how it handles the situation when one partner relapses and the other does not, because that policy is what determines whether housing a couple helps them or takes both beds down at once.

A Small Staff Behind This Sober Living Operator

The organization reports six employees serving more than three hundred people a year. That ratio tells a prospective resident what to expect. Supervision is not constant, the model leans on peer accountability and house culture, and administration is lean, so answers may take a day. Someone who needs a manager on site around the clock should ask exactly how each building is staffed before signing anything.

Certification and This Nevada Sober Living Operator

Nevada certifies no recovery residences. Halfway-house licensure came off the books in 2023 and the state has no affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, so nobody inspects independent sober living here. Clean Shot Living carries a transitional housing listing in Nevada's certified behavioral health provider search and a nonprofit registration, and in this state that combination is a meaningful part of the public record behind a housing provider.

Reaching Clean Shot Living in Las Vegas

Applications go directly to the organization. The questions worth asking at the operator level are about the business: how long it has housed people in the valley, which of its buildings has the opening, how rates differ between shared rooms and studios, what the deposit is and when it comes back, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers and the courts, and how a complaint escalates past the house to the board. A nonprofit approaching its tenth year should have all of it documented.