Fit Check
Is Harborstone right for me?
Five honest questions, about two minutes. Your answers stay on this page: nothing is stored, sent, or tracked. This is guidance, not a screening decision, and it does not affect any application.
How old is the person who needs housing?
Harborstone serves adults.
Where are things with alcohol and drugs right now?
Residents must be substance-free before entering a Harborstone home.
Structure is the heart of a Harborstone home. Does that sound workable?
Curfews, drug and alcohol testing, house meetings, peer-support participation, and work, school, or another productive activity.
When is housing needed?
First homes open soon, so this helps with honest timing conversations.
Who is this check for?
So the right conversation starts on the right foot.
The honest read
Harborstone may be a fit.
Based on these answers, a structured, substance-free recovery home is worth a real conversation. The next step is simple: tell us a little about the situation, and a member of the Harborstone team will follow up.
Bring your questions with you. The inquiry conversation is exactly where they belong, and asking them costs nothing.
The honest read
Harborstone serves adults 18 and older.
We do not house minors. For someone under 18, the right doors are different, and they are real: the 988 Lifeline can talk through the situation any hour, and FindTreatment.gov lists licensed youth programs.
The honest read
There is a step that comes first.
Harborstone homes are substance-free from day one, so the honest first step is treatment or medically appropriate detox. That is not a door closing. Many residents arrive exactly this way, and the timing conversation can start now.
The honest read
Harborstone may not be the right fit, and that is okay.
Our homes are built around structure: curfews, testing, meetings, and productive activity. If that is not what you are looking for right now, other kinds of support may serve you better, and the resources page lists real ones.