What Stability Looks Like At Belles

Recovery Stability

Participants live in a substance-free environment where recovery remains the foundation of the program.

Employment Stability

Participants enter employed and are expected to maintain employment. Work becomes part of rebuilding routine, responsibility, confidence, and independence.

Financial Stability

Participants practice financial responsibility through program fees, maintaining a bank account, budgeting, saving, and preparing for future housing.

Personal Accountability

Progress is measured through ordinary commitments such as getting to work, returning home on time, paying obligations, maintaining living spaces, attending required activities, communicating appropriately, and following through on commitments.

Independent Living Readiness

The program is intentionally transitional. Success means the participant becomes capable of moving forward into stable independent housing rather than becoming dependent upon the recovery residence itself.

WHO WE SERVE &. HOW TO REFER

Columbia, South Carolina & the Midlands Region

WHO WE SERVE

Belles serves adult men age 18 and older who need transitional housing, are appropriate for a structured, substance-free, non-clinical residential environment, and have reached sufficient stability to maintain employment - but are not yet financially or practically prepared to live independently.

Individuals you may consider referring include men transitioning from:

  • ✓ Substance use disorder treatment or residential treatment programs
  • ✓ Criminal justice, reentry, or community-supervision settings
  • ✓ Detoxification programs, hospitals, or healthcare settings
  • ✓ Unstable, temporary, or substance-exposed living environments
  • ✓ Behavioral-health or community-based services
  • ✓ Other stabilization programs where structured housing is the next appropriate step

Referral does not guarantee admission. All prospective participants are evaluated against Belles' established eligibility and screening requirements before acceptance.

HOW TO REFER A PARTICIPANT

1

Reach Out

Contact Belles by phone or email to discuss a potential referral and current bed availability.

2

Screening

We review eligibility and fit for our structured, substance-free residential environment.

3

Admission

Eligible participants are admitted and begin housing-transition planning from day one.

Your donation to Belles Clean & Sober Living helps create a safe, structured home where men can rebuild their lives with accountability, stability, employment, and a clear path towards independent living.

Your support helps us provide more than a bed. It helps create an environment where a man can restore his confidence, rebuild relationships with his family, strengthen his financial future, and prepare to live independently.

When you give to Belles, you’re not simply supporting housing.You’re helping a man build a life he can return home to—and a future he cansustain.