Freedom House Sober Living
About Freedom House Sober Living
Freedom House Sober Living gives people in recovery a place to land in Las Vegas when they are leaving treatment or coming home from incarceration. Its care does not stop at housing, it includes residential treatment, outpatient care, aftercare, job development, and alumni support, so the path forward feels a little less lonely and a lot more workable. For donors, the appeal is simple, it helps people move toward independent living with structure, case management, and a real plan for what comes next.
Freedom House stands out for the way it supports the whole transition, from residential treatment to SAPTA-certified transitional housing to job development and alumni connection. It also makes reentry from incarceration part of the picture, which means the work is built around some of the hardest handoffs in recovery.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Residential Treatment
A 30 to 90 day inpatient program for substance use disorder and co-occurring disorders, with structured daily activities, individualized treatment plans, and case management.
Transitional Housing
Safe, structured housing that supports the move from intensive treatment to independent sober living, including Freedom For Women and Freedom House Sober Living.
Outpatient Treatment
Flexible IOP and OP services with group and individual therapy for clients who are maintaining sobriety while managing daily responsibilities.
Aftercare
Continuing care that includes check-ins, support groups, therapy, and planning for medical, social, vocational, and legal needs.
Job Development
Training, resume building, and job placement support designed to help clients secure employment during recovery.
Behavioral Health Services
Tailored behavioral health support for people dealing with mental health challenges and substance use disorders.
Alumni Program
Ongoing alumni gatherings, meetings, and events that maintain connection and support after treatment.
About this work
In their own words — what they do, who it reaches, and what your dollars actually fund.
Mission
Freedom House creates a supportive, structured environment where individuals in recovery can rebuild their quality of life and move from treatment or incarceration into sustainable recovery and reintegration into society.
Who they serve
Men and women recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction, including people with substance use disorder and co-occurring disorders, and those transitioning from treatment facilities or reentry from incarceration.
Their impact
- Over $160,000 in housing and treatment scholarships were awarded in the past year.
- The job development program reported a 70% employment rate among clients in 2023.
- The alumni program averages attendance of over 150 individuals.
How your donation helps
- Housing and treatment scholarships
- Residential treatment services
- Transitional housing support
- Outpatient care and aftercare services
- Job development and employment support
Our story
Jeff Iverson and Silvia Buckley co-founded Freedom House Sober Living. The organization says it was built on compassion and lived experience, with a focus on helping people move from treatment or incarceration into stable recovery and reintegration.
Need help?
How someone in need can access Freedom House Sober Living’s services.
Call 702-485-1300 or use the contact form to speak with a Program Case Manager about fit, treatment options, and a personalized plan. Intake includes an orientation and comprehensive evaluation, and each client is paired with a case manager within 72 hours of arrival. Freedom House accepts Silver Summit, Molina, and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield for IOP and OP, and offers self-pay options for residential inpatient care at $125 per day and transitional housing at $25 per day.
Stories
The people behind the work.
In their words
"Freedom House provided me with the tools to make better choices." - Erica M.
"Thanks to the Freedom House my whole life has changed." - Alex P.
"The tools are there and the staff will go to all ends to help someone" - Bryan C.
Events
Alumni gatherings
regularOngoing gatherings that support continued connection and recovery after treatment.
Community dinners
regularGatherings that celebrate recovery milestones and bring residents and alumni together.
Recognition & press
Awards & recognition
- SAPTA Accreditation, certified for Levels 1.0-3.5 Clinical Care
Partners & funders
In the news
Articles featuring Freedom House Sober Living from the Love What You Fund newsroom.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What happens when someone first arrives at Freedom House?
New residents begin with orientation, a full evaluation from the clinical and case management teams, and a care plan shaped around their needs. The first 24 hours also include a blackout period and routine safety checks.
What levels of care does Freedom House offer?
Freedom House offers residential treatment, transitional housing, outpatient treatment, aftercare, and behavioral health services.
How does transitional housing work?
Transitional housing is a structured, substance-free setting that helps clients move from intensive treatment toward independent living. Clients are assigned a case manager, follow program guidelines, and move through phases of support.
Does Freedom House include support for employment?
Yes. The job development program offers training, resume building, and job placement support, and the organization reported a 70% employment rate among clients in 2023.
How is family involvement handled?
Family involvement can be included through individual therapy sessions upon request, and family members listed in the release of information can contact therapists directly.
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