Semi-Independent Recovery Housing in Indianapolis

Our semi-independent recovery housing program is designed for men and women who’ve established a foundation of sobriety, mental wellness, and financial responsibility. We help residents move from structured recovery housing toward greater independence while remaining connected to a peer-led community.

If you’re currently experiencing homelessness, substance use, or you’re struggling with mental health barriers, you may be a better fit for our entry-level stabilization housing program for men.

If you’ve maintained long-term sobriety, stable employment, and active involvement in a recovery community for over a year, explore our permanent housing options for men, women, and their families.

Explore Entry-Level Housing

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Resident Testimonials

Wes

I never thought I’d have anything that I have today, including peace of mind. What sets Pathway apart from all the other places that I’ve been is the family-like atmosphere. It’s unique because you’re sharing [experiences] with somebody that’s going through the same thing as you. You learn to let people love you and you learn to love in return.

Semi-Independent Recovery Graduate

Kenderick

Pathway is more than just a place to live, it is a home where I can continue to grow and help others live a life of recovery.

Entry-Level Housing Graduate

Michael Williams

I no longer live at Pathway. Today I have a place of my own, but I know without question that I would not be where I am today without it. I certainly would not be the person I’ve become.

Tommy M.

“Pathway to Recovery has given me a new lease on life. It has given me hope for a better life than I previously gave up on. I can’t thank them enough.”

Dax B.

“Pathway to Recovery has taught me how to handle life situations that I couldn’t figure out before. It taught me how to change for the better rather than live in the past.”

A.J.

“Pathway was and is a lifeline for me. The camaraderie, recovery, and family dynamic have made a huge difference in my recovery. Pathway literally saved my life and continues to give me the opportunity to live a better life.”

Cendrick

“Pathways is an excellent place to come and begin a new path, to start anew. Like with anything, you get out what you put in. I’m greatly thankful for places like Pathway and Pathway itself.”

Joshua H.

“Pathway gives me the structure, accountability, support, and opportunity to begin rebuilding my life. It’s not just a roof over my head; it is a place where I am learning how to live again. Pathway means possibility. It means accountability without giving up on me and having somewhere to stand while I learn to stand on my own.”

Austin M.

“To me, Pathways is a place of second chances. It’s family. It’s home.”

Calvin T.

“Pathway is a great sober living community, and I’m grateful to be a part of it.”

Kenny P.

“Pathway helped save my life and continues to give me the support I need toward life’s growth and betterment on a daily basis.”

Chad J.

“Pathway has given me a safe and peaceful place to rebuild my life. It also keeps me connected to my recovery community, which has been a huge blessing.”

Chris H.

“Pathway One has truly been a great experience. It gave me the real chance to understand and experience cause and effect from a different perspective. It’s been a great lesson learned.”

Tree

“Pathway cared for my wellbeing, especially after my surgery. They helped me get connected, they are my home.”

About Pathway-2 & Pathway-3

Pathway-2 and Pathway-3 are semi-independent housing residences next door to our entry-level residence. These homes support up to # men and women for 6–12 months as they continue building stable, independent lives.

Residents live in private rooms with shared community spaces while strengthening their life skills, financial independence, emotional wellness, and long-term recovery habits. Rent is income-based, and residents must provide their own meals.

Pathway-2 & Pathway-3 Admission Criteria

Applicants must be:

Transitioning from an entry-level recovery program
Willing to sign a 6- or 12-month lease
Able to pay the first month’s rent and a $200 security deposit

And maintained six months of:

Sobriety
Mental health stability
Stable employment and reliable income
Rent payment history
Participation in a 12-step recovery program

How to Apply

If you meet the admission criteria and are interested in joining Pathway-2 or Pathway-3, please submit a completed application. Eligible applicants may be contacted to schedule an interview based on program availability. Interviews are required before admission into the program.

Submitting an application does not guarantee eligibility, admission, or placement on a waiting list.

Apply Here

For more information contact us at rentals@pathwaytorecovery.org.