Lifeline
A federal program that gives a monthly discount on phone or internet service to households that qualify by income or by taking part in programs like SNAP or Medicaid. Apply through the official site or your carrier.
Home & the day
Most of recovery happens in a kitchen at 7 a.m. A morning that runs itself, food in the fridge, a home that isn’t a reminder — that’s the infrastructure the rest sits on. These are the tools members keep: planners that survive week three, cooking that doesn’t require deciding, the basics that make a place feel like yours. When money is the blocker, 211 is here too and it’s free.
Guides on this
- How can I organize my next steps when housing is uncertain?
- How do rental assistance programs and waiting lists work?
- How can we share a home when our routines or substance use differ?
- How can I move without losing the routines and support I rely on?
- How can I make one part of my living space easier to use?
- How can I keep useful routines when travel or caregiving changes the day?
- What can I do with an empty evening in recovery?
- How can I keep important paperwork and deadlines in one place?
- How can I get to work, appointments and support without a car?
- How can I replace essential documents when several are missing?
- How can I stay connected when phone or internet costs are a barrier?
- How can I make my phone easier to live with?
- How can I rebuild routines after a major life change?
- How can I make the coming week more manageable?
- How can I build a daily routine that works when my days vary?
- How can I choose something to do with an open afternoon?