About Maggie and Erma’s House – Greensboro
Maggie and Erma’s House in Greensboro, North Carolina, is a seven-bed faith based transitional living facility for women who genuinely want to break free from unhealthy substance use issues. This nine to 12 month program supports recovering women who have completed higher levels of care and now seek a structured setting to learn sober skills. The program guides single and noncustodial women toward becoming productive and responsible mothers. The facility boasts a safe, compassionate and Christian setting that inspires lasting recovery and personal fulfillment.
Maggie and Erma’s House is located on West Friendly Avenue in Greensboro within Guilford County, North Carolina. This area is near downtown Greensboro and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Nearby landmarks like Guilford Courthouse National Military Park, Bog Garden at Benjamin Park and Lake Brandt add to the area’s attraction. Greensboro Transit Agency Bus Route 7 runs along West Friendly Avenue with links to downtown and other key areas. This ensures easy access to transportation when you want to run a quick errand offsite. Amtrak Station is about two miles east and provides rail service to major cities.
Maggie and Erma’s House aims to restore moms to children and mend broken family relationships via this program. One of the core attractions is the sense of community and belonging that arises while living with peers in this homely and supportive space. Actively interacting with and communicating with these peers daily enables you to build a strong support network and even forge solid relationships that may last beyond the program. You’ll support and encourage each other and celebrate wins and losses together. You’ll also hold each other accountable. You’ll also benefit from the support of the staff who are available 24/7 to provide guidance and maintain discipline as necessary.
Recovery in this facility integrates faith-based principles, 12 Step practices and clinical care. You’ll attend individual and group counseling to address underlying psychological issues and learn effective coping and relapse prevention techniques. You’ll also attend Bible study and devotion to strengthen your personal relationships with Christ and find peace in recovery. Participation in 12 Step meetings like AA/NA is mandatory. You may also need to get a sponsor while working the steps.
Another important component of the program is work and life management skills acquisition. This helps residents build responsibility and discipline through structured work assignments while gaining practical skills for independent living. Vocational skills learned can even help you secure and retain a job as you rejoin the community. You’ll complete the program with the skills, discipline and support needed to maintain lasting sobriety and rebuild your life having broken break free from unhealthy substance dependence. The staff may assist you with finding a house or employment as you move forward.
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