Supportive Housing — Changing Lanes Recovery
Supportive Housing
A stable place to live. A community that supports recovery. A foundation for what comes next.
More Than a Place to Live
Changing Lanes Recovery Supportive Housing provides structured, recovery-focused living environments for people working toward stability, independence, and a healthier life.
Our supportive housing program is built around stability, accountability, community, and independence. Residents are expected to engage fully — with the program, with their housemates, and with their own recovery.
“A place to live is important. What you build while you’re there matters too.”
The Supportive Housing Path
A Stable Place to Focus on Recovery
“Stability creates room to focus on what comes next.”
Focus Areas
- Safe, structured living environment
- Substance-free home
- Consistent daily routines
- A stable foundation for recovery
- Connection to support and resources
Turning Intentions Into Actions
“Accountability turns intentions into actions.”
Focus Areas
- Following house expectations and rules
- Completing assigned household chores
- Attending required meetings
- Maintaining or actively seeking employment
- Participating in recovery-supportive activities
- Taking responsibility for personal commitments
Recovery Is Stronger Together
“Recovery becomes stronger when connection replaces isolation.”
Focus Areas
- Living alongside others working toward recovery
- House meetings and shared responsibilities
- Community participation and house activities
- Supporting a positive living environment
- Learning to be part of something larger than yourself
Building Toward What Comes Next
“The goal is not to stay in supportive housing forever. The goal is to build toward what comes next.”
Focus Areas
- Employment and financial responsibility
- Daily living skills
- Building healthy routines
- Developing greater stability
- Planning for the next stage of housing and life
Where You’ll Live
Housing availability changes. Contact Changing Lanes Recovery for current openings and placement information.
The Trailhead @ Changing Lanes
Rose Canyon
The Meadows Recovery Home
Contact Changing Lanes Recovery for current availability, program expectations, and placement information.
Structure and Shared Responsibility
Supportive housing includes structure and shared responsibility. Residents are expected to:
- Attend required meetings
- Complete assigned household chores
- Maintain employment or actively seek employment
- Follow house rules
- Participate in house activities and community expectations
- Maintain a recovery-supportive living environment
- Treat residents, staff, and the property respectfully
Residents who are unemployed are expected to complete 5 hours of volunteer or community service each week while actively seeking employment.
Connection Is Part of the Program
House Activities
Opportunities for residents to participate in shared activities and experiences.
Recovery Connection
Encouragement to remain engaged with recovery-supportive meetings, services, and community resources.
Employment & Purpose
Residents are expected to work, actively seek employment, or meet applicable volunteer expectations while building greater independence.
Shared Responsibility
Residents contribute to the home through chores, house expectations, and respect for shared spaces.
G.O.A.T. of the Month
Changing Lanes Recovery recognizes positive participation and community through our G.O.A.T. of the Month tradition. We also use friendly house competitions and community activities to encourage participation, connection, and pride in our homes.
Is Supportive Housing Right for You?
Changing Lanes Recovery Supportive Housing may be appropriate for adults seeking a structured, recovery-focused living environment while working toward greater stability and independence.
Placement depends on current availability and program fit. We encourage prospective residents, families, referral partners, treatment providers, case managers, and other professionals to contact Changing Lanes Recovery for current information.
Housing Availability Changes
Contact Changing Lanes Recovery to ask about current openings, program expectations, and the housing intake process.
520-908-6651 • 6425 East Broadway Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85710
Referring a Client or Patient?
Referral partners may contact Changing Lanes Recovery to discuss the supportive housing program and current availability.
Build Your Next Chapter From a Stable Foundation.
Contact Changing Lanes Recovery to learn about current housing availability, program expectations, and how to get started.