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Broadway House Inc.

Programs

Everything a fresh start needs.

A safe home is where it begins. Structure, mentorship, practical skills, and service are how it lasts.

Residents and guests smiling around the long Christmas dinner table
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The House

A safe, structured home.

Residents live together in a shared house with a daily rhythm, shared meals, and the kind of everyday stability that makes change possible.

  • Shared living with clear house guidelines
  • Family-style meals and weekly gatherings
  • A calm, sober environment to rebuild in
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Accountability & mentorship

People who will tell you the truth.

Regular house meetings, one-on-one check-ins, and peer mentorship keep goals visible and progress honest.

  • Personal goal-setting and regular check-ins
  • Peer mentors who’ve walked the road
  • A supportive circle that celebrates the wins
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Life skills & work readiness

The everyday tools of independence.

From cooking for a full table to budgeting and finding steady work, residents build practical skills they can carry out the door.

  • Cooking, budgeting, and household basics
  • Job readiness and employment support
  • Help with the paperwork of a fresh start
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Service to the community

Giving back is part of getting well.

Residents volunteer at local events and cleanups, building purpose, pride, and relationships with the neighbors who cheer them on.

  • Regular volunteer days around town
  • Partnerships with local organizations
  • Projects residents choose and lead
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Completion & alumni

A finish line — and a family after it.

Completing the program is a milestone worth celebrating. Alumni stay connected through gatherings, mentoring, and an open door.

  • Recognition for completing the program
  • Alumni gatherings and mentoring
  • An open door, always

A day in the house

Structure that sets you free.

No two days are identical, but there’s a rhythm — and rhythm is what makes big change feel possible.

  1. 1

    Morning

    Start the day with structure: chores, breakfast, and a plan for the day.

  2. 2

    Work & growth

    Work, job search, classes, or appointments — the daily grind that builds a new life.

  3. 3

    House meeting

    Honest conversation, shared goals, and problem-solving together.

  4. 4

    Together

    Dinner around one big table, service projects, and time just being neighbors.

Questions

Good things to ask.

Who is Broadway House for?

Broadway House is for people who are ready to rebuild and want to do it alongside a community. Reach out and we’ll talk through your situation and whether we’re the right fit.

How do I apply or refer someone?

Send us a message through the contact form or give us a call. We’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions.

What does it cost to live here?

We’ll go over expectations and any costs openly and up front during your first conversation with us — no surprises.

Can I visit or volunteer?

Yes. Community members, churches, and businesses are a big part of what we do. See Get Involved for ways to help, or just say hello.

How can I donate?

Online gifts are handled securely through Zeffy on our Get Involved page. Donations of household goods and time are always welcome, too.

Still wondering?

Ask us anything

Help us keep the porch light on.

Your gift, your time, or your voice helps someone find a way home. There are a lot of ways to be part of this.