Forever Young Nonprofit

About Forever Young Nonprofit

Forever Young Nonprofit is a sober living operator running three certified coed recovery residences across Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Every home it operates holds current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing and accepts residents with children.

A Cuyahoga County Recovery Housing Provider for Parents

The organization runs housing. Its focus on residents with children sets its roster apart. All three houses accept parents in recovery, a population many operators in the county are not equipped to serve.

Coed Sober Homes in Cleveland, Garfield Heights and Maple Heights

Three certified residences carry the Forever Young Nonprofit name: one in Cleveland, one in Garfield Heights and one in Maple Heights, all inside Cuyahoga County. Each is coed, and each accepts residents with children, so a family moving between the operator's houses stays within the same county courts and support network.

Peer-Run and Managed Certification Across These Recovery Residences

Two of the operator's houses carry Peer-Run certification and the third carries Managed certification, reflecting different levels of staff oversight from one address to the next. All three appear on Ohio's certified registry through Ohio Recovery Housing, each with its own published code of ethics and complaint process.

Serving Cleveland, Garfield Heights and Maple Heights Sober Living

Operating across three cities in one county lets Forever Young Nonprofit place a resident, and in some cases a parent with children, at whichever certified house has room, without leaving Cuyahoga County's courts, hospitals and transit network.

Applying Through This Sober Living Operator

Street addresses are not published for Ohio recovery residences, and applications go through the operator. Ask which house has space, how each handles residents with children, and how the Peer-Run and Managed structures differ day to day.