Frequently Asked Questions
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Our upcoming DFW residence is for adults in recovery, including adults transitioning from treatment and adults rebuilding after incarceration or court involvement. We welcome self-pay residents and appropriate professional or community referrals.
No. Flawed BUT Favored provides recovery housing, not detox, therapy, medical care, psychiatric care, or licensed substance-use treatment. Adults who need clinical care should access those services first.
Residents are expected to maintain abstinence, pursue and maintain employment, participate in house meetings, meet financial responsibilities, and treat others with respect. These expectations are central to the household.
The upcoming residence will include all utilities, two daily meals, a structured abstinence-based environment, peer support, accountability, clear house expectations, and safe, stable, dignified housing.
No. The DFW residence is coming soon. Join the interest list or submit a referral partner inquiry to receive information as the pre-opening process moves forward.
Yes. We welcome pre-opening referral inquiries from treatment providers, recovery professionals, justice-system and community partners, social-service professionals, and other appropriate referral sources.
The Chiefs Palace is a separate future veteran-focused recovery residence in Michigan City / La Porte County, Indiana, honoring Paul Bernard Culpepper. It is not currently accepting residents.
R.E.A.P. Transitional Housing Inc. is a separate Indiana nonprofit serving young adults aging out of foster care and veterans only. R.E.A.P. and Flawed BUT Favored LLC have separate programs, finances, housing, branding, and operations.