Rebos Co-Living LLC
OACRA Provider Highlight
Recovery Housing · Eastern North CarolinaRebos Co-Living LLC is a transitional recovery-housing and sober-living provider serving Eastern North Carolina. The provider describes structured, affordable shared-living homes for adults working toward stability, recovery, independent living, and community reintegration after treatment, incarceration, homelessness, or other life challenges.
Provider Overview
Rebos Co-Living offers a shared-housing environment where residents are expected to work toward personal stability, recovery, accountability, and independent living. The provider reports that its homes use clear expectations, appointment-based intake, substance-free living standards, and connections to community resources.
This provider may be relevant for referral partners assisting adults transitioning from treatment, incarceration, homelessness, behavioral-health systems, hospitals, veterans’ programs, probation, parole, or other community reentry pathways.
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Service Area
Provider-submitted service area includes Pitt, New Hanover, Nash, and Durham counties, with broader Eastern North Carolina coverage depending on property availability and intake fit.
Reported referral areas
- Pitt County / Greenville-area referral interest
- New Hanover County / Wilmington-area referral interest
- Nash County / Rocky Mount-area referral interest
- Durham County / Triangle-area referral interest
Housing profile
Sober living, transitional housing, shared living, and case-by-case intake review.
Referral Fit
Rebos Co-Living welcomes referrals from correctional institutions, probation and parole officers, treatment providers, hospitals, behavioral-health agencies, homeless-service organizations, veterans’ programs, families, employers, nonprofits, and other approved third-party funding sources.
Potential resident circumstances
- Adults seeking structured sober or recovery-oriented housing
- People transitioning from treatment or outpatient recovery support
- People returning from incarceration or under supervision, case by case
- People moving from homelessness or other unstable housing situations
Referral context
Acceptance, availability, supervision compatibility, payment arrangements, and documentation should be confirmed directly with Rebos Co-Living.
How Intake Works
Rebos Co-Living asks applicants or referral partners to begin with the online application. A team member is expected to follow up to discuss availability, program expectations, eligibility, and next steps. Property tours, interviews, and intake appointments are by appointment only.
Documents and Questions to Confirm
Documents to prepare
- Valid government-issued photo ID
- Referral letter from an agency, case manager, probation or parole officer, treatment provider, or other professional, if applicable
- Sponsorship or payment guarantee letter from the person or agency responsible for housing costs, if applicable
- Income, benefits, employment, or other eligibility documentation if requested during intake
Questions to confirm
- Is a bed currently available in the needed county or region?
- What are the current fees, payment schedule, and sponsorship requirements?
- What are the house rules, visitor rules, curfew, testing expectations, and substance-free requirements?
- Can the provider accept probation, parole, post-release, court, or treatment-related supervision conditions?
- What written documentation can be provided for referral, intake, acceptance, attendance, or residence verification?
