Newfound Freedom Sober Living & Recovery Homes

JR M. 

on Google

4 years ago

They are the worst, I struggled to get clean and I was in a house of the competition that people were using, and they didn't let me come to NFF because, the owner of my house didn't want to lose money, most of these recovery houses specially New Found are all about money, nothing about recovery 

wanita Pearce 

on Google

6 years ago

I been here 8 days and they expect me to pay 520 that's two weeks up front and a intake fee, if you have your own car the girls act like your obilgated to take them to meetings and where ever else they need to go with little to no gas money, i help when i can but if i say no its a problem.u have to be out looking for a job from 9 to 4 if you dont have reliable transportation good luck, they steal your belongings and it get swept under the rub, and it just been horrible experience so far I'm thinking about going else where . ... read more

Corinna Okrepki 

on Google

6 years ago

The staff initially was very friendly and helpful. We were convinced to pay for two weeks up front. The house my son was in had at least 16 men, maybe more. It was chaotic, unorganized and felt like, "The Lord of the Fly's". My son lasted three days. When I requested the second week rent back I couldn't get anyone to call me back and at least tell me to my face I wasn't going to get a refund. 

Marlene D 

on Google

7 years ago

As long as you have the money you can stay. The day it runs out, you are out. If you are over 40, at least if you are a woman, you won't fit in and the "kids" will drive you out by treating you like a foreign object. The very young ladies seemed more interested in attending meetings to meet men than for recovery. When you are new, they expect you to attend meetings with the senior members of the house. However, all the cliqued-up friends wanted to go together, leaving me to call people from NA meetings to pick me up if I was... read more