A Nonprofit Saving Lives through second chances
A Foundation for Stability and Opportunity
501c3 Nonprofit Public Charity : EIN - 92-2429737
At Lighthouse Collective Foundation, we believe that having a safe, stable place to call home is the foundation for personal growth and success. Our mission is to provide supportive housing while partnering with workforce development programs that empower individuals to build a brighter future.
Lighthouse recovery homes offer a secure and structured environment where residents can focus on stability, personal development, and meaningful connections within a supportive community. In collaboration with agencies such as EIPD specializing in employment opportunities for persons with disabilities, we connect individuals with valuable workforce training, job placement, and skill-building resources.
By fostering partnerships that create pathways to employment and self-sufficiency, we are committed to helping individuals move forward with purpose and a renewed sense of opportunity.
If you or someone you know is interested in applying for supportive recovery housing, click the button below to begin the application process.
We are proud to be one of the few housing programs certified by the North Carolina Association of Recovery Residences in Buncombe and Henderson Counties
Who We Are
Lighthouse Foundation
We are a registered 501c3 Nonprofit organization in North Carolina providing safe homes for all individuals facing housing insecurity including the homeless, veterans with disabilities, victims of abuse, individuals in recovery or re-entry from incarceration, mental health, and those who are experiencing challenges that need stable and peaceful housing. All of our homes are clean, with regular testing and in-house monitoring to ensure the safest, most peaceful environment possible. Equal access, and equal rights for all.
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Streamlined, responsive application process
Let's set some goals
We’ll discuss your needs, and the ways we can help you achieve your goals. Let's create your compelling future.
Success is closer than you think
Build a foundation of successful relationships and the skills needed to be all that you can be. Lighthouse partners with local agencies to provide the necessary resources to give our members the best chance of succeeding in todays challenging environment.
How we serve
We strive to help people facing housing insecurity and that are in need of a safe and supportive housing environment. We provide resources to help you get back on your feet and acquire the skills for successful independent living.
At the Lighthouse Foundation, we recognize the inherent worth of every individual seeking our services. Our commitment to fostering an environment of respect and dignity is unwavering, and it is with this spirit that we enforce our non-discrimination policy.
We uphold the principle that all persons are entitled to equal access to our programs, and facilities. We do not tolerate discrimination based on any status protected by applicable law.
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How to get started
Big changes in life often start small. Apply to our housing program today to start a fresh chapter in your life! We would love to support you on your journey and provide you a safe place for growth as you pursue your new compelling future. Once we receive the application we'll schedule an interview, pick a move-in date, finish paperwork, and get ready to start building a better life.
People experiencing any of the following may find our program helpful
Veterans RECOVERY and mental health
HUD shows that veterans are two to three times more likely to be homeless than any other group in the US adult population.
Veterans between the ages of 18 and 30 are twice as likely as adults in the general population to experience homelessness.
Half suffer from mental illness; two-thirds suffer from substance abuse problems; and many from dual diagnosis
Veterans tend to experience homelessness longer than their non-veteran peers.
Research shows that homelessness and housing insecurity has been shown to be connected to substance use disorder, especially among Veterans. Individuals experiencing housing insecurities were twice as likely to need hospitalization (Milaney et al., 2021) and the greatest risk factors for homelessness are lack of support and social isolation after discharge. Social networks are particularly important for those who have a crisis or need temporary help. Without this assistance, they are at high risk for homelessness.
With an estimated 500,000 veterans homeless at some time during the year, the VA reaches 20% of those in need, leaving 400,000 veterans without supportive services.
SOBRIETY
Our recovery homes provide a structured environment that fosters accountability, helping participants in court meet their legal obligations and stay on track with their recovery journey.
Situated in safe, clean, middle-class neighborhoods, our homes offer beautiful, large lots with a zen-like environment to promote healing and well-being, aiding participants as they navigate the challenges of justice-involvement.
Our community-centric approach provides ample opportunities for peer support and mentorship, which are crucial for emotional well-being and long-term success in sobriety court.
Those early in their recovery journey
Our homes act as a crucial bridge between in recovery, providing a supportive environment that helps individuals transition back into daily life while maintaining the best version of themselves.
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