CRC houses are not officially tied to a 12-step program, yet require attendance at 12-step meetings. Depending on the individuals length of sobriety, the individual is required to attend a certain number of 12-step meetings a week, and have an attendance slip signed by the meeting's secretary.
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In addition, each CRC house holds a weekly house meeting during which weekly house business and pertinent house issues are discussed.
MEETING ATTENDANCE
HOUSE RULES
Clear Recover Communities takes sobriety very seriously and is dedicated to helping people get and stay sober. Setting limits and holding house members accountable is part of the support provided. Causes for dismissal from a CRC house include:
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Failure to pay living fees.
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Failure to abide by set curfew.
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Unauthorized overnight visitors in the CRC house.
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Unauthorized overnight stays from the CRC house.
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Failure to turn-in required weekly NA/AA meeting slip[1].
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Unexcused absence from weekly house meeting.
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Possession of alcohol or drugs, including any prescription medication not listed in the Application for Admission.
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Positive alcohol or drug test.
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Breaking local, state, or federal laws (this does not mean just getting cited or arrested).
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Failure to obtain employment, volunteer position, or educational advancement.
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Verbal threats or blatant acts of violence within the CRC house.
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Theft, borrowing without permission or taking something that does not belong to you within the CRC house.
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Significant damage to the CRC house or house property.
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Possession of a weapon on the CRC house premises.
CAUSES FOR DISMISALL
House members are responsible for completing a weekly chore, keeping living areas neat, and for cleaning up after themselves. Understanding that the house is a communal living environment, we expect the house members to act responsibly and as adults. House members will have curfews and limited overnight stays based on the length of his sobriety. For more information on these restrictions, see the full House Rules and Guidelines.
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House members are expected to have part or full-time employment, be a full time student, or have a full or part time volunteer position. If unemployed, the house member must be actively seeking emplyment, in addition to their volunteer work.
COMMUNITY COMMITMENTS
