Amanda's House in Green Bay, Wisconsin offers a supportive sober living environment for women and their children navigating recovery. Founded by Jolly after losing her daughter Amanda to an opioid overdose in 2020, the home continues their shared vision through the Mandolin Foundation. The residence accommodates 10 women and 3 children, with monthly rates of $400 for women and an additional $100 per child. Residents can remain for up to two years while building a foundation for sustained sobriety. The program provides a structured community atmosphere while allowing women to attend required therapies and fulfill outside obligations. On-site support includes 12-Step meetings, mindfulness sessions, and life skills classes. Women are required to work or volunteer at least 20 hours weekly, fostering responsibility and community connection during their recovery journey. This intimate setting creates a nurturing space where women can heal while maintaining their family bonds and building essential life skills for long-term wellness.