Transitional Housing in Colorado Springs - A safe, structured place to be for people ready for a fresh start
P41 provides Transitional Housing for individuals who are ready to enter into their next season.
This is where change begins
This is housing with clear expectations, real boundaries, and respect for those who are serious about rebuilding their lives.
Submission of an application does not guarantee placement in the program. Selective applicants will be contacted to participate in an interview.
Transitional Housing in Colorado Springs - A safe, structured place to be for people ready for a fresh start
P41 provides Transitional Housing for individuals who are ready to enter into their next season.
This is where change begins
This is housing with clear expectations, real boundaries, and respect for those who are serious about rebuilding their lives.
Submission of an application does not guarantee placement in the program. Selective applicants will be contacted to participate in an interview.
Who P41 Is For
P41 is designed for people who are ready to make positive changes and need a safe, structured place to rebuild and regain momentum.
P41 may be a fit for you if you are:
In recovery from drugs or alcohol and committed to sobriety
Recently released or currently on parole or probation
Transitioning out of homelessness due to seen or
unforeseen life eventsAble to cover your own living expenses
Willing to live in a structured, respectful community
*Men and women are housed separately
Who P41 Is NOT For
To protect the safety and stability of the house, P41 is not the right fit if you are:
Actively using drugs or alcohol
Looking for free housing
Seeking government housing or Section 8
Expecting rehab services
Unwilling to follow house rules or community standards
Unwilling to change your life for the better
Who P41 Is For
P41 is designed for people who are ready to make positive changes and need a safe, structured place to rebuild and regain momentum.
P41 may be a fit for you if you are:
In recovery from drugs or alcohol and committed to sobriety
Recently released or currently on parole or probation
Transitioning out of homelessness due to seen or
unforeseen life eventsAble to cover your own living expenses
Willing to live in a structured, respectful community
*Men and women are housed separately
Who P41 Is NOT For
To protect the safety and stability of the house, P41 is not the right fit if you are:
Actively using drugs or alcohol
Looking for free housing
Seeking government housing or Section 8
Expecting rehab services
Unwilling to follow house rules or community standards
Unwilling to change your life for the better
How P41 Works
P41 operates as structured, Transitional Housing for adults who are ready to live responsibly in a shared environment. Participants who want to enter our program will occupy a designated bed within a men-only or women-only home, under clear program rules and expectations.
Transitional Housing
Stays are offered on a 6-12 month basis
Pricing is provided after application and qualification
Program fees are required for participation
Application-Based Intake
Submit an application
Complete a qualifying phone call and personal interview
Availability and pricing are discussed individually
Pricing is not listed publicly and is shared only after review.
This is where change begins
How P41 Works
P41 operates as structured, Transitional Housing for adults who are ready to live responsibly in a shared environment. Participants who want to enter our program will occupy a designated bed within a men-only or women-only home, under clear program rules and expectations.
Transitional Housing
Stays are offered on a 6-12 month basis
Pricing is provided after application and qualification
Program fees are required for participation
Application-Based Intake
Submit an application
Complete a qualifying phone call and personal interview
Availability and pricing are discussed individually
Pricing is not listed publicly and is shared only after review.
This is where change begins
Expectations for Participants
Living at P41 comes with clear expectations. These standards are in place to protect the safety, stability, and well-being of everyone in the home and to create an environment where participants can focus on moving forward.
P41 is a structured living environment built on mutual respect and accountability. Participants are expected to:
Maintain sobriety at all times
Follow all house rules and community standards
Respect staff and fellow participants
Participate in shared household responsibilities
Cover their own housing fees, food, and personal expenses
Observe quiet hours beginning at 10:00 PM
This structure exists to create a safe and predictable environment for everyone in the home.
Expectations for Participants
Living at P41 comes with clear expectations. These standards are in place to protect the safety, stability, and well-being of everyone in the home and to create an environment where participants can focus on moving forward.
P41 is a structured living environment built on mutual respect and accountability. Participants are expected to:
Maintain sobriety at all times
Follow all house rules and community standards
Respect staff and fellow participants
Participate in shared household responsibilities
Cover their own housing fees, food, and personal expenses
Observe quiet hours beginning at 10:00 PM
This structure exists to create a safe and predictable environment for everyone in the home.
What Makes Us different?
At P41, housing is only the beginning.
We connect participants with Peer Recovery Coaches and other community resources that support their stability and long‑term success.
Our Peer Recovery Coaches are trained professionals with lived experience who understand the realities of rebuilding life after addiction, instability, incarceration, or major life disruption. Their insight allows them to walk alongside participants with authenticity, empathy, and practical guidance.
While coaching is not provided in‑house, participants are encouraged to take full advantage of the support available to them. Peer Recovery Coaching emphasizes accountability, goal‑setting, and real‑world guidance—not therapy or clinical treatment—and serves as a valuable resource for those ready to engage.
This supportive model is foundational to P41 and reflects our commitment to offering more than shelter—we provide access to structure, mentorship, and pathways that help individuals build stability, maintain progress, and move confidently toward reintegration.
How Coaching Can Help
Peer recovery coaching may support participants with:
Staying accountable to sobriety and personal goals
Building daily structure and healthy routines
Navigating work, responsibility, and independent living
Developing long-term stability and self-sufficiency
Coaches walk alongside participants as mentors and guides, offering encouragement rooted in real-world experience.
Peer recovery coaching is available at no cost to the participant when covered through Medicaid. Enrollment and participation are handled separately and do not affect housing placement or participation at P41.
What Makes Us different?
At P41, housing is only the beginning.
We connect participants with Peer Recovery Coaches and other community resources that support their stability and long‑term success.
Our Peer Recovery Coaches are trained professionals with lived experience who understand the realities of rebuilding life after addiction, instability, incarceration, or major life disruption. Their insight allows them to walk alongside participants with authenticity, empathy, and practical guidance.
While coaching is not provided in‑house, participants are encouraged to take full advantage of the support available to them. Peer Recovery Coaching emphasizes accountability, goal‑setting, and real‑world guidance—not therapy or clinical treatment—and serves as a valuable resource for those ready to engage.
This supportive model is foundational to P41 and reflects our commitment to offering more than shelter—we provide access to structure, mentorship, and pathways that help individuals build stability, maintain progress, and move confidently toward reintegration.
How Coaching Can Help
Peer recovery coaching may support participants with:
Staying accountable to sobriety and personal goals
Building daily structure and healthy routines
Navigating work, responsibility, and independent living
Developing long-term stability and self-sufficiency
Coaches walk alongside participants as mentors and guides, offering encouragement rooted in real-world experience.
Peer recovery coaching is available at no cost to the participant when covered through Medicaid. Enrollment and participation are handled separately and do not affect housing placement or participation at P41.
Emergency Intake
Emergency intake still requires:
Commitment to sobriety
Agreement to all house rules
Ability to cover housing fees
If you are in urgent need, indicate Emergency Intake on your application.
Emergency Intake
Emergency intake still requires:
Commitment to sobriety
Agreement to all house rules
Ability to cover housing fees
If you are in urgent need, indicate Emergency Intake on your application.
Meet the Founders of
P41 Transitional Housing
P41 was founded by Starla and David Scott, individuals who have lived through recovery, incarceration, and the work of rebuilding life from the ground up. Their faith in Jesus Christ and years of peer support experience guide how they serve others today — walking alongside participants with empathy, integrity, and clear expectations.
P41 exists because second chances work best when they are rooted in truth, responsibility, and hope.
Meet the Founders of
THH 35:8
THH 35:8 was founded by people who have walked through recovery themselves. Our lived experience, faith in Jesus Christ, and years of peer support work shape how we walk beside others today — with honesty, compassion, and accountability.
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Ready to Apply?
If you believe P41 may be a good fit, the first step is submitting an application.
Our team typically responds within 24–48 hours.
"This is where change begins"
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