LIV RECOVERY SOBER LIVING
EIN 83-3200945 · Rehabilitative Care (E50)
What they do
AT LIV RECOVERY SOBER LIVING, OUR STAFF STRIVE to PROVIDE SAFE, SUPPORTIVE, and SOBER HOUSING for INDIVIDUALS MANAGING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS and MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS. THROUGH OUR FULL CONTINUUM of CARE INCLUDING RECOVERY HOUSING, RESPITE HOUSING, and OUTPATIENT SERVICES-WE ARE COMMITTED to HELPING INDIVIDUALS BUILD THE FOUNDATION for PRODUCTIVE and MEANINGFUL LIVES. OUR RESPITE HOUSING OFFERS SHORT-TERM STABILIZATION for INDIVIDUALS IN EARLY RECOVERY or RECENT RELAPSE, MEETING PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE WITH COMPASSION and DIGNITY. OUR OUTPATIENT SERVICES SUPPORT ONGOING RECOVERY THROUGH THERAPY, CASE MANAGEMENT, and COMMUNITY INTEGRATION. WE EMBRACE A PERSON-CENTERED PHILOSOPHY, WHERE EVERY INDIVIDUAL is RESPECTED, EMPOWERED, and INCLUDED IN THEIR OWN CARE PLANNING. OUR MISSION is ROOTED IN A CULTURE of EQUITY, EMPATHY, and HOLISTIC WELLNESS, ENSURING THAT ALL SERVICES ARE ACCESSIBLE, INDIVIDUALIZED, and ALIGNED WITH THE UNIQUE GOALS and NEEDS of THOSE WE SERVE. TOGETHER, WE FOSTER A
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ContactCAMEO JONESCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFI
Mailing address719 STONEWOOD BEND DRIVE, LAKE SAINT LOUIS, MO 63367
Main phone(573) 514-2128 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2019
- County
- Saint Charles
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