We use classic two-story residential properties for our recovery housing. These buildings have steps at the main entry and stairs to reach the sleeping areas. These features may prevent access for those with mobility aids.

Our Accessibility Policy

This notice was updated on [enter relevant date].

We at My Local Business are building a website that works for everyone. We want our digital presence to be useful for every visitor seeking recovery tools.

What is Web Accessibility

A helpful website is one that anyone can navigate comfortably. This includes people who use screen readers or only use a keyboard to browse. We aim to remove digital hurdles so you can focus on your recovery journey and get the support you need without frustration. Our goal is to make all online resources clear and easy to find.

Website Accessibility Adjustments

We want everyone to use our site easily. We follow standard web rules to help users with disabilities. Here is what we have done:
• We checked the site for errors using professional tools.
• We wrote descriptions for all our photos.
• We picked colors that are easy to read.
• We organized the pages so they make sense.
• We made sure the site works with screen readers.
• We kept the text simple and clear.

Statement on External Website Content

Parts of our website use tools managed by other companies. Because we do not own these tools, we cannot control how accessible they are. This includes [list the URLs of the pages]. We are doing our best to work with partners who care about accessibility as much as we do for our residents.

Physical Home Accessibility Details

Our sober living houses are typical family homes. The houses have two floors or split levels. Because they are older homes, there are stairs at the front door and inside the buildings.
We do not have elevators or ramps at this time. Most bathrooms and hallways are standard size and might not fit a wheelchair. We want to be honest so you can find the right fit for your needs.
If you need help, please call us. We can:
• Talk about how the house is set up
• Look for a ground-floor room if one is open
• Help you find other local programs with better access
We care about your safety and want you to have a safe place to heal.

Questions and Helpful Feedback

If you have trouble using our website or have questions about our houses, please reach out. We value your input and want to improve our service.
Contact our team at:
Name: [Accessibility Coordinator Name]
Phone: [Phone Number]
Email: [Email Address]
Tell us what happened and which page you were on. We will check it out and try to find a solution that works for you. We aim to respond to all recovery-related inquiries quickly.