Find Serenity’s 305 Shalom House is a sober living and recovery residence for men in Dover, Delaware. The program is the current name associated with the directory record that was formerly listed as Lydia’s Way. Find Serenity describes its organization as providing drug and alcohol rehabilitation, sober living, supportive housing, counseling, and recovery-focused guidance. Delaware public resources also identify Serenity Place and Shalom House recovery residences in Dover and list the organization’s current contact number as 302-730-0800.
Alcohol Recovery and Sober Living
For men working to maintain recovery from alcohol addiction, 305 Shalom House provides a structured transitional living environment rather than a hospital or medical alcohol detox program. The official program page specifically lists alcohol and drug education among its services. Find Serenity also describes its recovery homes as places where residents can build a drug- and alcohol-free lifestyle while receiving support, mentoring, and practical help as they transition toward more independent living.
The broader Find Serenity program uses a faith-based approach that incorporates spirituality, 12-Step participation, sponsorship, on-site addiction groups, case management, aftercare referrals, life-skills development, and family involvement. At 305 Shalom House, services highlighted by the organization include one-on-one mentoring, financial management, help finding employment, and alcohol and drug education. These supports can be useful after formal alcohol treatment because stable housing, accountability, employment, and a recovery-oriented peer environment can reduce exposure to situations that contributed to drinking or drug use.
Who the Program Serves
The official 305 Shalom House page states that applicants are men age 18 or older who are open to spiritual growth, able to work and contribute financially, and willing to make a commitment of at least four to six months. This makes the program more appropriate for people seeking sober living and continuing recovery support than for someone who needs acute psychiatric hospitalization, medical detoxification, or around-the-clock clinical treatment.
The residence is intended to support ongoing recovery, not to replace a licensed clinical evaluation when one is needed. Payment information is limited on the public website. The organization describes its recovery model as affordable and states that residents must be able to work and contribute financially, so prospective residents should contact Find Serenity directly to ask about current fees, deposits, assistance, eligibility requirements, and availability. The current public contact number is 302-730-0800.
People seeking alcohol rehab should understand the difference between a recovery residence and clinical alcohol treatment. A sober living home can provide structure after detox, residential treatment, or outpatient care, but it may not provide medical management of alcohol withdrawal. Anyone at risk for significant withdrawal should first obtain an appropriate medical assessment. For men who are medically stable and ready for a longer-term recovery environment, 305 Shalom House offers alcohol and drug education, sober housing, mentoring, life skills, and a community-oriented path toward independent living.
