Upper Room Recovery provides transitional living accommodations for men and women committed to maintaining sobriety in South Bend, Indiana. This program offers safe, stable housing for individuals seeking to build productive, independent lives free from substance use. Upper Room emphasizes inclusivity, welcoming people of all races, religions, disabilities, and gender orientations. The program requires residents to have at least 30 days of sobriety before admission, no criminal history, a demonstrated willingness to change, and an ability to live cooperatively with others. Residents pay $100 weekly for dorm-style, gender-specific housing and must agree to regular substance screenings. During their stay, participants meet regularly with case managers, attend 12-Step meetings, secure a sponsor, participate in volunteer work, attend house meetings, and engage in religious services of their choice. While Upper Room focuses on supporting those already established in recovery, staff can refer individuals who need initial detoxification or treatment to appropriate local services. Residents are responsible for providing their own food, laundry supplies, and personal care items. The program creates a structured environment where individuals can strengthen their recovery skills while gradually transitioning toward fully independent living.