The Right Living House received its first residents January 7, 2010. Offenders are referred through the Bermuda Department of Corrections, Court Services and the Parole Board.

The Right Living House is a nine to twelve month residential therapeutic community, followed by six months of aftercare after the resident has reentered society. The overall goal is to reduce recidivism.

All offenders directed toward the full TC continuum must be within 12-18 months of Earliest Release Date (ERD) or parole eligibility date at the time of admission to the program and have sufficient time (6-9 months) remaining on post-release conditions of Parole in order to benefit from the community-based, outpatient (Aftercare) component of the treatment continuum.

Working within the context of Therapeutic Community, The Right Living House provides individual assessments, individual and group counseling, staff facilitated and peer facilitated groups as well as a structured living environment. The Right Living House is engaged in community activities that allow participants to positively contribute to their neighborhoods. Educational, medical, mental health, visitation and recreational services are provided through The Bermuda Department of Corrections.

The Right Living House is a self-contained property located on The Prison Farm and housed separately from general population. The program is responsible for all daily living services including: gardening/grounds keeping, cooking, laundry and housekeeping.

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