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Zero Tolerance for Alcohol and Drugs
Residents may not possess or use alcohol, drugs, or any mind/mood-altering substances (including Kratom, CBD, or synthetic drugs). Violations will result in dismissal from the program.
Respectful Behavior
Threatening, abusive, discriminatory, or assaultive behavior is not tolerated. Physical violence, theft (including food), or destruction of property will result in dismissal.
Weapons
Weapons of any kind, including knives and firearms, are prohibited. Violations will result in dismissal.
Sexual Misconduct
Sexual misconduct or harassment is prohibited. Romantic or sexual relationships between residents and staff are strictly forbidden. Violations will result in dismissal.
Criminal Activity
Any criminal activity on or off NBSNC property will result in dismissal and may be reported to authorities.
Financial Misconduct
Residents may not borrow, lend, barter, sell, or exchange personal property or money. Such activities cause conflict and are prohibited.
Substance Abuse Reporting
Residents are expected to report substance use or other violations to staff to maintain a safe environment.
Smoking and Vaping
Smoking or vaping is prohibited inside the building.
Chores and Cleanliness
Residents must complete assigned chores and maintain cleanliness in their rooms and common areas.
Recovery Meetings
Attend a minimum of 4 recovery-based meetings per week (5 if working fewer than 30 hours/week).
Curfew Compliance
All residents must comply with curfew rules set by NBSNC.
Voluntary Participation
Participation in NBSNC is voluntary. Fees are for program participation, not rent.
Program Fees
Vacating the Property
If asked to leave, residents must vacate within one hour. Belongings left behind become property of NBSNC.
One Step Software
Residents must use the One Step app to check into meetings, IOP sessions, and employment (when required).
After 31 days, residents may request up to 2 overnight passes per week.
Tobacco use is allowed only in designated outdoor areas. Smoking or vaping indoors will result in dismissal.
Attendance is mandatory. Missing a meeting may result in dismissal.
All beds must be made daily as part of morning accountability.
Security cameras are present in common areas. Tampering will result in dismissal.
Use must be approved. Excessive use may result in removal.
Non–zero-tolerance issues will be addressed with opportunities for correction. Habitual non-compliance may result in dismissal.
Follow house parking rules.
Do not block driveways, mailboxes, or fire zones.
Be mindful of utilities:
Turn off lights, conserve water, and run full loads.
Only managers adjust thermostats (70/68 winter).
Help keep program costs low.
NBSNC provides:
Residents provide their own food, hygiene products, and personal items.
After six months of sobriety:

House rules are essential in a sober living house because they help create a safe and supportive space for everyone. When people follow these rules, it makes it easier to stay focused on staying sober and improving their lives. For example, rules prevent harmful substances from being brought in, ensuring safety. They also help everyone understand what's expected of them, which reduces conflicts and encourages respect.
Having structure and routine is also important during recovery, and house rules provide that. A clear schedule keeps things organized and helps people stay on track. These rules also hold everyone accountable, ensuring that consequences are clear if a rule is broken. In the end, house rules make sure that the environment is one where recovery can truly thrive.
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