Being a Good Neighbor in Recovery Housing

 

An opportunity to live in a recovery home allows residents to live within a community.  Not only are they living with others in recovery, but they are living within a larger neighborhood.  Connecting outside the recovery home to the larger community can help residents feel connected and develop positive, pro-social skills to continue to live in neighborhoods after they leave recovery housing.

Objectives
  • Identify steps that you are required to take to ensure that you are a good neighbor in your community
  • Discuss how to draft a policy on how your organization responds to neighbor concerns and questions
  • Learn how you can address Not In My Back Yard (NIMBY) issues that may exist in your community
Est. Time28 min

Course Syllabus

Not Enrolled
Good Neighbor: Journal Exercise
Good Neighbor: Stigma Journal Exercise
Good Neighbor: Overview
Good Neighbor: Being a Good Neighbor
Good Neighbor: Parking
Good Neighbor: Property Upkeep
Good Neighbor: Behavior Expectations
Good Neighbor: Visitors
Good Neighbor: Assessment #1
Good Neighbor: Neighbor Concerns Policy
Good Neighbor: Neighbor Concerns Policy Elements - Neighbor Approaches Resident
Good Neighbor: Neighbor Concerns Policy Elements - Organization Steps
Good Neighbor: NIMBY
Good Neighbor: Know Local Laws
Good Neighbor: Build Relationships with Local Leaders
Good Neighbor: Understand Rights of Residents
Good Neighbor: Consider Outreach
Good Neighbor: Assessment #2
Good Neighbor: NEXT STEPS