Arrive
Begin with a personal screening focused on safety, fit, and the support you need now.
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Recovery housing should make the next day easier to meet. Three Pillars is being shaped around clear expectations, ordinary responsibilities, peer connection, and room to build greater independence.
The rhythm of progress
Begin with a personal screening focused on safety, fit, and the support you need now.
Learn the home, meet the people in it, and understand the routines and resident rights.
Create steadier days through shared accountability, house participation, and outside recovery support.
Strengthen work, life, and community connections with greater independence as the goal.
The goal is not a perfect day.
It is a day you can build on.
An illustrative daily rhythm
Begin with your responsibilities and a clear plan for the day.
Work, learn, handle appointments, and build outside recovery support.
Return, reconnect, participate in home life, and prepare for tomorrow.
Clear answers
You deserve plain information before sharing personal details or making a commitment.
Three Pillars is being developed for adults who want an alcohol- and illicit-drug-free shared living environment and can safely live in a peer-supported residence. Every decision is individualized; an inquiry is not a promise of admission.
No. Recovery housing is not clinical treatment, detox, or emergency medical care. Residents choose their own outside medical, behavioral-health, and recovery-support providers.
Medication is addressed through a disclosed storage, safety, and verification policy. Decisions are individualized and respect resident choice, safety requirements, and applicable law.
Three Pillars Living is based in Glen Burnie, Maryland, serving the Anne Arundel County community. Exact residence details are shared at the appropriate point in the admissions process.
Program fees and any move-in costs will be reviewed clearly before admission. Final public pricing has not yet been approved for publication.
Three Pillars Living is preparing its documentation and operating framework for Maryland’s recovery-residence certification process. Until a current certificate number is published here, this website should not be read as a claim of MCORR certification.