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The Empowerment House, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 2019 and based in Trenton, NJ, offers a range of supportive services. We provide workshops in Anger Management, Substance Use Education, Financial Literacy, and Soft Skill Workforce Development. In addition, we offer up to one year of housing and access to eight life skill services to men and women struggling with housing, employment, prosocial behavior, and building or rebuilding healthy relationships due to substance or alcohol use. Our mission is to maintain a drug-free and safe environment for both our residents and the community.

 

Individual's sharing their thoughts & feelings of how they acquired Empowerment 

through Mr. Rolon, President of Empo​werment Hous​e.  


Come Empower and Support Deals, Deals, Deals 

Address: 103 E State St, Trenton, NJ 08608

Hours:

Open 10:00 am â‹… Closes 6 pm

Phone: (860) 931-2207

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Why Empowerment House Ex​sist?

 

Sober Living homes, like Empowerment House, play a crucial role in addressing this issue. These homes offer a structured and supportive environment for individuals in recovery, providing a safe space away from triggers and enabling them to build a foundation for long-term sobriety. By focusing on empowerment and community integration, Empowerment House and similar programs offer a valuable alternative to traditional recovery methods, helping residents transition to independent living while maintaining their commitment to sobriety.

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The focus on creating safe, supportive environments and the emphasis on empowerment can be essential in reducing relapse rates and fostering sustainable recovery. As the challenges related to substance use continue to evolve, expanding and supporting such recovery-oriented systems of care will be vital in tackling the ongoing crisis.

How Effective Are Sober Living Homes?

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Recent data underscores the effectiveness of sober living homes in supporting long-term recovery.

For example, in 2024, overdose deaths in New Jersey have risen by 20% compared to the same period in 2019, highlighting the critical need for effective recovery support systems.

Studies demonstrate that residing in sober living homes after inpatient treatment significantly improves recovery outcomes, financial stability, and overall life stability. A study published in the American Journal of Public Health found that individuals who lived in sober living homes had better recovery rates compared to those who only engaged in outpatient treatment or self-help groups. Additionally, research in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment revealed that residents of sober living homes showed reductions in arrest rates, substance use, and improvements in employment rates.

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Evidence suggests that self-help groups, wellness programs, and social support systems are crucial elements of the recovery journey for these residents. Various studies have consistently shown that sober living homes are a beneficial component of the recovery process.

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After one year in a sober living home, residents typically:

  • Are less likely to abuse drugs or alcohol.

  • Achieve higher average incomes.

  • Face lower rates of incarceration or reincarceration.

  • Reconnect with family members.

  • Build stronger support networks.

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These outcomes highlight the positive impact of sober living homes on individuals' long-term recovery and overall stability.


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