What Certification Means
NHCORR-certified recovery residences operate with integrity to provide a healthy and safe homelike recovery environment that inspires purpose, cultivates community and recovery, upholds residents’ rights, and actively seeks to be a good neighbor.
As part of the certification process, NHCORR will review business practices, recovery supports, the property and good neighbor policies.
All operators, staff, peer leaders, and volunteers of NHCORR-certified homes must follow the National Alliance for Recovery Residences’ Code of Ethics.
Enjoy this brief video to learn more about the NHCORR certification process.
MEMBERS
Any organization that owns and operates one or more NHCORR certified homes is a Member, provided they share the Coalition’s values, retain certification for at least one home and abide by the requirements set forth in our By-Laws.
Perks for Members:
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Members may vote annually on the election of Director vacancies and issues of policy, action or direction as raised at the annual membership meeting.
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Members are eligible for nomination for Director vacancies.
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Members may serve on sub-committees formed at the discretion of the Board of Directors.
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Members may attend NHCORR sponsored trainings at no additional cost, by voluntary contribution, or at a member discount according to expenses incurred by NHCORR relative to the training.
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Member’s NHCORR certified homes are listed on the NHCORR website.
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Residents and incoming residents of NHCORR certified homes are eligible for the NHCORR Housing Assistance Program.
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Members are eligible for other programs and benefits that are developed by NHCORR.