Grandmaison Recovery

Last night, we celebrated four incredible women graduating from Grandmaison Recovery Homes: Lee, Emilee, Shawnalyn, and Kaitlyn. 💚

Each has been part of our family for over a year; some even longer. Watching them grow, getting to know their hearts, and walking beside them through challenges and milestones has been a true honor.

Kaitlyn wasn’t able to join us for the ceremony because she is taking on greater responsibility in her next role. We are so proud of her as she takes this next step, but she was very much part of our celebration in spirit!

At Grandmaison, graduation certificates aren’t handed out lightly. They are earned through commitment, accountability, and the willingness to keep showing up, even when life gets hard. These women have earned every bit of this moment.

We are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished and the obstacles they have navigated along the way. To each of our graduates: we love you, we believe in you, and we are grateful to be part of your story.

It’s never goodbye. It’s always see you later. 💚

Please join us in congratulating Lee, Emilee, Shawnalyn, and Kaitlyn! Leave a message of love and encouragement in the comments to help us celebrate this big accomplishment. 🎓

Recovery isn’t just about counting days. It’s about doing the work that changes those days. 🤍

Last week we got to celebrate some of our women as they moved forward through the phases of our Home.

Around here, moving phases isn’t simply earning a later curfew or more freedom; it represents growth, accountability, trust, and action.

The 12 Steps teach us that recovery requires us to keep moving. We take inventory. We make amends. We practice honesty. We become willing. We learn to trust God, clean house, and help others. And little by little, we begin becoming women we may not have believed we could be.

Sometimes the most beautiful part is getting to look around and realize we aren’t doing any of it alone.

These hugs say more than we ever could. They say, “I see how hard you’ve worked. I’ve watched you grow. Keep going.”

We are incredibly proud of our women; not because they are perfect, but because they continue to show up, do the work, and take the next right step.

Trust God. Clean House. Help Others.
One day, one step, one woman at a time. 🤍

🏍️ Join Us for No One Rides Alone 🏍️

NHPRR is honored to partner with Manchester Harley-Davidson for No One Rides Alone—a motorcycle ride that brings our community together to support individuals on their recovery journey.

Every registration, sponsorship, and donation will benefit the NHPRR Recovery Housing Scholarship Fund, providing financial assistance to individuals in recovery so they can overcome barriers to accessing and maintaining safe, quality recovery housing.

Recovery is built on connection, hope, and the support of others. By riding with us, you're helping ensure that individuals in recovery have the opportunity to build stable, healthy, and independent lives.

Whether you're a rider, a passenger, a business interested in sponsoring the event, or someone who simply wants to support the cause, we invite you to join us.

📅 Date: Sept. 5, 2026
📍 Location: Manchester Harley Davidson
🏍️ Register to Ride: https://pci.jotform.com/form/261945958930068
🤝 Become a Sponsor: https://pci.jotform.com/form/261944479377171

We do this thing one day at a time; but we never have to do it alone. 🙏🏻

In shared meals.
In belly laughs.
In folding chairs scattered across the lawn.
In conversations that remind us we’re never alone.

The miracle of the 12 Steps isn’t found only in the meeting rooms; it lives in moments like these, where strangers become sisters and a house becomes a home.

Every meal shared, every hand extended, every laugh that replaces an old hurt is another quiet promise that healing is possible.

Tonight, we were reminded that recovery is not simply about staying sober.

It is about learning how to truly live.

Trust God. Clean House. Help Others. ❤️

Some journeys aren’t measured by days—they’re measured by the person you become along the way.

Today, we’re celebrating one of our alumni Maureen

Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of watching Maureen grow into a woman of strength, courage, and resilience. Through hard work, commitment, and choosing recovery every single day, she has built a life she can truly be proud of.

Today, she has her own place to call home, a career she loves, a healthy and loving relationship, and most recently, she graduated from the LASER Federal Drug Court Program; an incredible milestone that reflects just how far she’s come.

Maureen, we couldn’t be more proud of the woman you’ve become. Thank you for allowing Grandmaison Recovery to be part of your journey. Watching you step into this next chapter has been one of our greatest privileges.

Recovery doesn’t just change lives—it reveals who people were always meant to become.

Congratulations, Maureen. We love you, and we’ll always be cheering you on. ❤️

At Grandmaison Recovery, growth is something we celebrate loudly. 💛

Today we are recognizing Laurieann and Lauren as they officially phase up to Phase Two of our program. This milestone represents so much more than time; it reflects commitment, honesty, accountability, willingness, and the courage to keep showing up even on the hard days.

Both women have continued to lean into the process, strengthen their recovery foundation, and become positive members of our community. Watching women begin to trust themselves again, build confidence, and step into the next phase of their journey is exactly why we do what we do.

Phase Two is about growth, responsibility, and continuing to push forward with intention; and we have no doubt these two are capable of incredible things.

Please help us congratulate Laurieann and Lauren on this next chapter. We are proud of you both and honored to walk alongside you in this journey. ✨

Today we celebrate Abbi, one of our senior residents, on an incredible milestone — ONE YEAR in recovery 🤍

When Abbi first came to our community, she was quiet, humble, and steadfast in her journey. She didn’t need to be the loudest person in the room to make an impact — her strength showed in her consistency, her resilience, and her willingness to keep showing up even on the hard days. Through every challenge, Abbi never gave up on herself, and that quiet determination has carried her so far.

Over the last year, we’ve had the privilege of watching her grow into an incredible woman. She is hardworking, dependable, compassionate, and such a meaningful part of our community. Whether through her work ethic, her presence, or the way she leads by example, Abbi has become someone others can look up to.

We are beyond proud of the life she is building and the woman she continues to become. Abbi, thank you for allowing us to walk alongside you during this chapter of your journey. The future is so bright for you, and we cannot wait to see all that is still ahead.

Please help us congratulate Abbi on ONE YEAR of recovery! ✨🤍

Today we celebrate Jacquelyn on ONE YEAR SOBER 🤍

Over the past year, you’ve shown us what it looks like to truly do the work. Not just talk about change—but live it. You’ve fought for yourself, for your future, and most importantly—for your relationship with your daughter. Watching that reconnection unfold has been one of the most beautiful parts of your journey.

You’ve built a business.
You’ve taken your power back.
You’ve leaned all the way into your recovery and the 12 Steps with honesty, humility, and heart.

And it shows.

Your passion is contagious. Your growth is undeniable. And your presence in this home matters more than you probably even realize.

We are so proud of you, Jackie.
One year is just the beginning—and the life you’re building is proof that recovery works when you do.

Keep going. Keep shining. Keep choosing this life.

With so much love,
Grandmaison Recovery 🤍