Rebos Co-Living LLC: Structured Recovery Housing in Eastern North Carolina
Rebos 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.
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.
- 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
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.
- 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
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 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 Before Referral
- 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?
OACRA Provider Highlight • Rebos Co-Living LLC • North Carolina recovery housing and transitional shared living • Last provider-submitted confirmation: July 29, 2026.
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