Group Home Living for Veterans in Cleveland

Whether you're a veteran looking for yourself, a family member, or a professional helping a veteran find housing, we'd like to hear from you.

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A Home Among People Who Understand

The transition after service can bring a lot of change at once. Living in a shared home with others who understand fresh starts and change can make day-to-day life feel more steady. Our goal is a respectful, well-kept home where residents can focus on work, routines, family, and the goals they set for themselves.

We treat every resident with dignity. Your service is part of your story, and so is where you're headed next.

What Group Home Living Means Here

Our group homes are housing. Residents share a home and live together. They are not a treatment program, and we do not provide medical or clinical services. Many residents keep working with their own outside providers, counselors, sponsors, veteran service organizations, or support programs while they live with us. We welcome that.

Who We Serve

• Veterans looking for a stable place to live and a community of peers
• Veterans in recovery who want a sober living setting alongside others working toward similar goals
• People in recovery who are not veterans are also welcome to learn about our Cleveland sober living group homes

For Case Managers and Veteran Services Professionals

If you work with veterans as a case manager, social worker, discharge planner, re-entry specialist, or veteran services professional, we know that stable housing is often one of the hardest pieces of a plan to put in place. Reach out and we'll answer your questions about our homes.

When you contact us, it helps to share:

• What kind of setting your client is looking for
• When your client hopes to move
• The best way to reach you to follow up

Book a referral call or send us a message.

For Families

If someone you love is a veteran who needs a stable place to live, you can reach out on their behalf to ask questions. We'll explain how our homes work so you can talk it over together. We encourage the veteran to be part of the conversation, because a home works best when the resident chooses it. To understand the different housing types, read sober living vs. halfway house vs. group home.

What to Expect When You Reach Out

1. Contact us. Use the contact form, book a call, or call (216) 238-5999.
2. Have a conversation. We'll learn about your goals and answer questions about the home.
3. Next steps. We'll talk through next steps together.

Questions Worth Asking Any Home

Choosing a home is a big decision. Ask about house expectations, shared spaces, costs, and how the home handles concerns. Our guide on questions to ask a sober living home in Cleveland is a helpful checklist, whether you choose us or another home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a treatment program or a VA facility?
No. Our group homes are housing operated by ACC Solutions. We do not provide treatment, medical, or clinical services.

Do I have to be in recovery to live here as a veteran?
Reach out and tell us what you're looking for. We'll answer your questions about the home and whether it's a good fit.

Can a case manager or family member contact you for someone else?
Yes. We welcome messages from case managers, referral partners, and families.

Where are the homes located?
Our homes are in Cleveland. We share specific details directly during the conversation.

What if I need help right now?
If you are in crisis, call 988 and press 1 to reach the Veterans Crisis Line, or call 911 in an emergency.

Ready to Talk?

Whether you're looking for yourself, a loved one, or a client, we're here to answer your questions. Book a call or send us a message.