The Problem-The Gap After the Decision
People commit to recovery, reentry, or stability with real intention. The problem appears when support systems reduce structure right after that decision. Public health data shows relapse rates between 40 percent and 70 percent for people leaving treatment without ongoing support. Some studies report rates above 80 percent within one year when transitions lack structure. During these periods, accountability weakens, expectations fade, and daily stability becomes harder to maintain. Progress becomes fragile because people lose the consistent support required to continue moving forward. This transition gap is the issue Pathways is focused on fixing.
Our Projects
Pathways Restoration Home Pilot provides short term housing and structured support for individuals in recovery who are preparing for permanent housing. You will have stability, peer guidance, and opportunities to build skills while you wait for your housing match. The goal is for you to move forward with stronger confidence, readiness, and purpose.
