The Purposed Sober Living Home
About The Purposed Sober Living Home
Meet Shybra Edwards: Purpose-Driven, Compassionate Leader
Shybra Edwards is a dedicated leader whose work reflects faith, resilience, and a deep commitment to service. As the founder of The Purpose Sober Living, she creates structured, faith-based environments where women can rebuild their lives after incarceration, treatment, and hardship—especially mothers seeking to reunite with their children.
Guided by compassion and lived understanding, Shybra’s approach blends accountability with grace, offering women not just a place to live, but a pathway to lasting transformation. Her passion for helping others is rooted in a belief that every woman deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and walk in purpose. Through her leadership, she is building a supportive community where recovery, stability, and generational change are truly possible.
A Mission Rooted in Purpose and Transformation
The Purpose Sober Living is built on a deeply intentional mission: to serve women in vulnerable transitions by offering a structured, compassionate, and faith-centered recovery environment. The program emphasizes accountability, life skills development, and spiritual growth as key pillars of long-term success.
Shybra Edwards and her team are dedicated to helping women achieve meaningful outcomes—whether that means securing stable employment, advancing their education, rebuilding family connections, or maintaining lasting sobriety.
The vision behind The Purpose Sober Living extends beyond individual recovery. It aims to create lasting change within families and communities by breaking cycles of addiction and instability. Through personal responsibility, spiritual development, and consistent support, residents are empowered to build independent, purpose-driven lives.
A Structured and Supportive Recovery Environment
The Purpose Sober Living offers a highly structured recovery housing model designed to promote accountability while fostering compassion and growth. Residents benefit from clear expectations and consistent routines that support stability and long-term success.
Key components of the program include:
- A 10 PM nightly curfew
- Mandatory participation in outpatient treatment and recovery meetings
- Regular drug and alcohol testing
- Case management and job placement support
- Bible study and church involvement
- Assigned household responsibilities
Residents are expected to maintain sobriety, demonstrate respect for others, and meet financial obligations such as paying rent on time. The program enforces a zero-tolerance policy for violence and emphasizes honesty, integrity, and community responsibility.
Accountability is handled through a balanced approach that includes verbal guidance, structured learning opportunities, and written notices when necessary—paired with encouragement through mentorship, spiritual counseling, and positive reinforcement such as outings and recognition programs.
