Safe Haven Transitional Housing Services

About Safe Haven Transitional Housing Services

Safe Haven Transitional Housing Services is a sober living operator in Evansville, Indiana, running men's recovery housing in Vanderburgh County.

An Evansville Sober Living Operator

Safe Haven Transitional Housing Services runs its men's housing from a single site on Ingle Street, where it operates two named programs, Safe Haven and Change House, under one roof. Keeping both programs at one address lets the operator share staff and oversight while still giving each program its own identity.

Certification and What It Establishes

Safe Haven, the operator's primary program, is certified, which commits the house to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and an outside complaint process. That record is the most concrete thing a prospective resident or family member can verify about this operator from a distance.

Two Programs on Ingle Street

Safe Haven Transitional Housing Services runs Safe Haven and Change House as separate programs at its Ingle Street site in Evansville, both serving men in recovery. A resident moving between the two stays with the same operator and the same staff, without having to start over with a new provider.

Serving Vanderburgh County

Evansville is the seat of Vanderburgh County and the largest city in southwestern Indiana, and Safe Haven Transitional Housing Services draws residents from across the county and the wider region into its Ingle Street site, close to outpatient providers and employers on the city's near-east side.

Reaching Safe Haven Transitional Housing Services

Applications for either program go through the operator directly. Worth asking: which program, Safe Haven or Change House, fits a given resident's stage of recovery, what the weekly fee covers, and how a complaint gets handled outside the house itself.