Notary Real Estate

Reverse Mortgage, Construction Loans, Commercial Loans, HELOC Loans, Purchase Loans, and Refinance Loans. Fees are subject to each notarial act and travel.

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Orientation Phase

Days 0–14 | Getting Settled

This two-week phase helps new residents adjust to their new environment and begin forming healthy routines.

During this time:

Residents may be asked to temporarily turn in cell phones or internet devices
The buddy system is used when leaving the home
Expectations, routines, and responsibilities are clearly explained
This is a probationary period — we reserve the right to dismiss any resident within this phase if necessary

Our goal is to create a smooth, safe, and respectful transition into the community.

Attention Phase

Months 1–3 | Building Awareness

This stage focuses on learning personal responsibility and identifying specific areas of growth.

During this phase, residents:

Begin or continue working with a sponsor
May begin therapy if needed
Participate in daily structure and class discussions
Start building emotional and spiritual awareness

We focus on helping each person take ownership of their recovery journey.

Development Phase

Months 3–6 | Building Skills

This phase is about learning the tools and life skills needed for long-term success — spiritually, emotionally, and practically.

During this phase, residents:

Begin community service projects
Attend additional classes (anger management, parenting, budgeting, etc.)
Explore future goals with staff support
Employment must be approved by staff to maintain focus on recovery

You’ll begin preparing for real-life challenges while staying anchored in accountability.

Transition Phase

Months 6–12 | Stepping Into Your Future

This final stage prepares residents to re-enter the world with confidence and a plan.

During this phase, residents:

Develop a personal recovery plan with staff
Secure stable employment
Learn to manage a personal budget
Begin the process of finding suitable housing

The goal is to step into life with clarity, tools, and the support of a recovery community.

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Resident Standards & Responsibilities

At River City Recovery Ministries, we believe structure, accountability, and grace provide the foundation for long-term transformation. These standards help us maintain a safe, Christ-centered environment where healing and recovery can flourish.

Sobriety & Accountability

No drug or alcohol use at any time
Random drug and alcohol testing is conducted
Rooms may be searched at random by staff
Pornography or sexually explicit materials are not allowed
No romantic or intimate relationships with other residents
All passes (overnight or extended) must be approved by staff

Vehicles

Vehicles allowed only for licensed and insured drivers
Residents must submit a copy of their driver’s license and current insurance

Visitors & Children

All visitors, including children, must be pre-approved by staff
Visitors are restricted to shared or common areas of the home

Personal Care & Documentation

Maintain proper hygiene and personal cleanliness
Keep all paperwork up to date, including:
    • RCRM Application
    • Combined Application for GRH (if applicable)
    • Statement of Need signed by your physician
    • Emergency contact information
    • Current medication list
Medication changes must be reported and documented within 5 days
Controlled medications (Suboxone, benzodiazepines, opioids, amphetamines, etc.) must be disclosed immediately
    • Lockboxes will be provided
    • Residents are subject to med-counts at any time

Household Expectations

Curfew:
    • Sunday–Thursday: 11:00 PM
    • Friday & Saturday: 12:00 AM
Home pass requests must be submitted by Thursday
House meetings are mandatory
    • Meetings provide space for accountability, resolving issues, and spiritual growth
Chores are assigned within each house and must be completed faithfully
Smoking is allowed in designated areas only