The LifeGuard Group Inc

About The LifeGuard Group Inc

The LifeGuard Group Inc is a sober living operator in Victor, Montana, running a certified recovery residence in Ravalli County for adult women.

An Anti-Trafficking Nonprofit With a Housing Program

The LifeGuard Group is a Montana nonprofit built around combating human trafficking through rapid response, survivor restoration and community outreach. Housing is one part of that mission: the organization operates LifeHouse, a sober, drug-free residence for adult women recovering from exploitation, at Crooked Tree Ranch.

Operational Standards Behind the Program

The LifeGuard Group is a federally registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit incorporated in Montana, with documented protocols covering background checks, confidentiality, safety planning and medication handling. Staff and volunteers who work with residents complete training in trauma-informed care and are required to sign confidentiality agreements.

Operated by a Certified Recovery Housing Provider

The LifeGuard Group is a certified operator, and its residence keeps a documented relapse and discharge policy, a resident grievance process, and a licensed mental health professional handling therapy. That combination of trafficking-specific protocol and recovery housing certification is unusual among Montana operators, most of which serve a general recovery population.

Serving the Bitterroot Valley

Victor sits in the Bitterroot Valley of western Montana, in Ravalli County, with Hamilton as the county seat nearby. The LifeGuard Group's location there puts its residents within reach of the valley's outpatient providers and courts while keeping this program's specific population, survivors of exploitation, separate from a general sober living house.