Jasper Couch Room And Board

Jasper Couch Room and Board

Jasper Couch Room and Board is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation located in Jasper, Indiana, that provides housing for men recovering from addiction.

The organization offers a structured and supportive environment that helps its residents achieve and maintain sobriety. Jasper Couch Room and Board is based on the 12-Step program of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. The program provides a variety of services to its residents, including:

Housing
Food
Support groups
Life skills training
Job placement assistance

Jasper Couch Room and Board is a safe and welcoming environment where men can begin to rebuild their lives in recovery. The organization has a proven track record of success, and its graduates have gone on to live productive and fulfilling lives in sobriety.

Mission Statement

The mission of Jasper Couch Room and Board is to provide a safe and supportive environment for men in recovery from addiction, and to help them achieve and maintain sobriety.

Vision Statement

Jasper Couch Room and Board envisions a world where all men in recovery have access to the resources and support they need to succeed.

Values

Jasper Couch Room and Board values:

Integrity
Compassion
Service
Respect
Recovery

History

Jasper Couch Room and Board was founded in 2015 by a group of volunteers who saw a need for a safe and supportive environment for men in recovery from addiction. The organization began with just a few beds in a small house, but it has since grown to include two houses and a dedicated staff of recovery professionals.

Jasper Couch Room and Board has helped hundreds of men achieve and maintain sobriety. The organization is a vital part of the community, and it is committed to continuing to provide hope and support to men in recovery.

How to Apply

Men who are interested in applying to Jasper Couch Room and Board can call the organization at (812) 482-5194 or visit the website at www.jaspercouchroomandboard.org.

The application process includes an interview with a recovery professional and a background check. Men who are accepted into the program are required to sign a contract that outlines the rules and expectations of the program.