Housing FGC

03/08/2026

Our very own Angel Surillo speaking at black balloon day, we are very proud of him!

03/08/2026

Black balloon day 2026

A day to remember all of those that we have lost to this disease.

03/01/2026

Our mascot visits Aaron's House on a Saturday afternoon

02/25/2026

02/25/2026

Recovery isn’t perfect and it isn’t easy, but with structure, accountability, and a supportive community, people can rebuild their lives. We are proud of each person who trusted us enough to share a piece of their journey.

If you believe in what we’re doing, please take a moment to give this video a like and help us spread the message that recovery is possible.

02/16/2026

I’ve seen something in the recovery world that most people don’t fully understand unless they’ve been close to it.

People in recovery show up for strangers like they’re family.

No hesitation. No background check. No “who are you to me?” Someone says they’re struggling, and within minutes — minutes — twenty people are there. Commenting. Calling. Messaging. Saying, “I’ve been there. Stay. Breathe. You’re not alone.”

That kind of support doesn’t wait for permission.
It doesn’t ask if it’s convenient.
It doesn’t care about ego or image.

It just shows up.

And that’s powerful, because it’s not performative. It’s not about looking good or being praised. It’s about survival. People who’ve been to the edge recognize the sound of someone slipping. They know what it costs to stay silent. They know how close one moment can be to a life-changing decision.

So they respond.

Recovery strips people down to what actually matters. It teaches you that connection isn’t optional — it’s oxygen. When you’ve been saved by someone picking up the phone at the right time, you don’t ignore that call when it comes from someone else.

That’s why the recovery community moves the way it does.

No gatekeeping.
No hierarchy.
No “figure it out on your own.”

Just humans helping humans stay alive.

And here’s the thing — that kind of community isn’t weak. It’s disciplined. It’s forged in pain. It’s built by people who know what it feels like to be invisible and refuse to let someone else feel that way.

In a world where most people scroll past suffering, recovery shows us what it looks like to lean in.

To say, “I don’t know you, but I know this feeling.”

And sometimes, that’s the difference between someone making it through the night or not.

That’s not just support.

That’s love in action.

— j. anthony |

02/14/2026

Today we just want to pause and say thank you.

Housing FGC has grown into something bigger than we ever imagined, and the truth is — we didn’t build this alone. This has been a community effort from day one.

To the individuals in recovery who trusted us with one of the most important decisions of your life… thank you for allowing us to walk beside you. Watching you rebuild your lives, repair families, gain employment, and rediscover purpose is the reason we do this every single day.

To the families who believed in us and gave your loved ones a chance to start over, we are grateful for your trust.

To our staff, house managers, clinicians, volunteers, and community partners — you are the backbone of this program. Your time, patience, compassion, and willingness to show up (even on the hard days) is what makes these houses feel like homes.

To the local employers, treatment providers, probation officers, case managers, and organizations who continue to refer, collaborate, and support our residents — we truly would not be here without you.

Recovery does not happen in isolation.
It happens in community.

Every person who has donated, shared a post, made a phone call, given someone a ride, or simply believed in what we are doing — you are part of this story too.

We are honored to serve this community and we are just getting started.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for helping us create a place where people can come out of the darkness and into the light.

— Housing FGC

02/13/2026

I am pleased to announce that Megan’s House is officially MARR Certified.

I just want to thank my staff for all of their hard work and dedication. We would not be here without you all!

02/09/2026

Beds available at our women’s sober living house! Reach out if you know someone in need ❤️

Your road to recovery starts here!

01/31/2026

Housing FGC currently has beds open at Aaron’s House and Megan’s House 🏠

No one should be turned away from recovery because of finances. If someone is a good fit, we can help cover rent for up to 3 months while they get back on their feet, secure income, and build stability.

This is about giving people time, structure, and support — not pressuring them while they are in early recovery. People need time to recover comfortably without the added pressures of everyday life.

Our homes are:
Structured and recovery-focused.

Connected to outpatient treatment and support services.

Designed to reduce barriers during early recovery.

If you or someone you know needs safe, supportive recovery housing, please reach out.