Steps from downtown Little Rock's jobs, transit and meetings — structured, upscale sober living for residents ready to make the climb.
True North isn't a treatment center, and it isn't a campground. It's a basecamp — a structured, upscale place to live while you do the real work of recovery. Private rooms. Real furniture. A kitchen you'd actually want to cook in. The comforts most recovery housing skips, because we don't believe stability requires austerity.
Mountaineers don't summit in a single push. They establish basecamp, acclimate, then move higher in stages. Our program borrows that structure deliberately: a resident-led weekly house meeting, clear expectations for every resident, and a route forward that looks the same for everyone — one stage at a time.
Every resident is expected to find a sponsor and actively work a program — non-negotiable from day one.
A resident-led weekly house meeting, in every house — the structure that holds each basecamp together.
Real addresses in real neighborhoods, close to jobs, transit and meetings — never isolated on the edge of town.
Accountability paired with dignity: private rooms, real furniture, and a peer community pursuing the same climb.
Residents check in with each other every week — the same standard, no exceptions.
The house becomes a peer network, not just an address — people who know your name and your story.
A standing forum to raise what's not working, before it becomes a bigger problem.
Résumés, job leads, rides to interviews — practical help from people who've been there.
Conflicts get addressed at the table, not left to fester in the house.
Same time, same place, every week — recovery needs a rhythm to hold onto.
Structure, stability and a private room — the stable ground everything else is built from.
Employment, sponsorship and the weekly meeting become routine. Progress starts to compound.
Independent living, sustained recovery, and the tools to keep climbing on your own.
METRO streetcar and bus lines within blocks — get to work without needing a car.
Downtown's job market is walkable — from day labor to office work.
A downtown full of everyday places to eat, meet and belong.
Outpatient programs and daily recovery meetings, all close enough to walk to.
The Arkansas River Trail — steps away, and open every morning.
Structured exercise, close enough to make a habit of it.
A quiet place to read, study or just be — open to everyone downtown.
Private rooms, a chef's kitchen and direct transit access — the flagship basecamp in the heart of downtown Little Rock.
A fitness studio, a shared porch and a short walk to weekly meetings — basecamp life in Little Rock's most walkable district.
A 65-bed campus expansion into Saline County — the same standard, a larger community.
True North is the place I call home. I feel supported and seen. I have made amazing progress since living here — I feel happy & disciplined.
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