Find people who understand.
Connection grows through everyday moments: a conversation over coffee, a shared meal, a little encouragement when you need it.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
You need a place to start.
Community at New Roots is built through showing up. Residents share responsibility for the home, learn from each other, and practice being part of something that matters.
Connection in practice.
Peer encouragement
Learning from people with different experiences, sharing what has helped, and asking for support.
Honest conversation
House meetings and everyday check-ins create opportunities to talk, listen, and work things through.
Shared experiences
Meals, household responsibilities, time outdoors, and simple moments that make a house feel like home.
Belonging includes boundaries.
Community works when people can share at their own pace, respect each other’s privacy, and take responsibility for their part in the home. Support means listening as well as speaking.
Get to know life hereFind a room where you can begin.
A first meeting can feel unfamiliar. Learning a little about the format can make it easier to walk in, listen, and decide what you want to try next.
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA is a peer fellowship focused on recovery from alcoholism through shared experience and a Twelve Step approach. Meetings vary, including open and closed formats.
Get to know AANarcotics Anonymous
NA is a peer fellowship with a Twelve Step approach to recovery from addiction. Members share experience and support one another; local and online meetings offer ways to connect.
Get to know NASMART Recovery
SMART Recovery uses a secular, skills-based approach. Its four-point program addresses motivation, urges, thoughts and behaviors, and building a balanced life.
Get to know SMARTYou don’t have to do this alone.
Learn what to expect, ask your questions, and take the next step at your own pace.
For you, a loved one, or someone you support.