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Supportive Housing

Our supportive housing location serves clients transitioning back to their regular daily living routine.

Compassionate Care and Connection for Veterans in Recovery

RecoVET is deeply committed to supporting veterans and their families as they navigate the challenges of substance use and mental health recovery. We recognize that these journeys are often complex and deeply personal, and we strive to provide a safe, structured, and compassionate environment where healing can begin.

Operating across seven supportive living homes throughout the St. Louis Metro Area, RecoVET offers a continuum of care that includes transitional housing, peer support, and access to vital health services. Through strong partnerships with respected organizations such as the Assisted Recovery Centers of America (ARCA), the Salvation Army, CAFE, and the Gibson Center for Behavioral Change, we connect our residents with comprehensive behavioral healthcare and social services.

Our dedicated peer and administrative support teams work closely with each individual to ensure access to medication-assisted treatment, primary and dental care, and mental health services. We also provide education and goal-setting resources to help residents build a foundation for long-term wellness and independence.

We understand that timely access to care is critical. One of the most frequent concerns we hear is, “How long will it take to see a psychiatrist?” At RecoVET, we prioritize responsiveness and are proud to offer minimal to no wait times, including same-day consultations for new clients.

Every service we provide is tailored to meet the unique needs of each person we serve. Veterans and their loved ones are encouraged to reach out and begin their journey with us—because no one should have to face recovery alone.

Jordan Hampton discusses the philosophy of Recovery House and what makes it successful.

Compassion, Love, and Tolerance

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Requirements for Residency

Residents must be male.
Residents must be 18 years of age or older.
Residents must be abstinent from alcohol and all illicit substances
All new residents must be interviewed before acceptance into the house is granted.
To be considered for admission, a potential resident must fill out an application and a personal plan for recovery. This plan typically includes any group sessions, individual counseling, social support, and/or medication that the potential resident uses to aid in their sobriety.
Once accepted, the resident will play a role in building culture amongst the home and can have the option of holding an elected position as the residents’ recovery progresses.
Residents are responsible for maintaining general care of the home
Mandatory weekly meetings, weekly peer coaching sessions, random urine drug screenings, and daily recovery process groups are held by the house management