About – Compassion Sober Living House

About Us

Vision

To create a compassionate community where individuals can reclaim their lives, find stability, and pursue personal growth as they transition into society.

Mission

Compassion Sober living House provides safe, supportive, and structured housing with tailored resources for adult men and women, veterans, and those transitioning from treatment programs and incarceration. Our mission is to empower residents with the tools and support they need for long-term recovery, independence, and a meaningful reintegration into society.

Core & Beliefs

Integrity

We operate transparently and ethically, building trust within the community and among residents.

Empathy

Compassion guides our interactions, creating an environment where all feel understood and supported.

Accountability

We hold ourselves and our residents to high standards, encouraging responsibility and self-discipline.

Collaboration

We foster partnerships with organizations, local agencies, and volunteers to create a web of support.

Growth

We are committed to the continuous growth of both our residents and our organization.

Everyone Deserves a Second Chance People

have an innate potential for positive change when given the right resources and guidance.

Recovery is a Holistic Journey Sustainable

recovery involves mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual growth.

Community Heals

supportive and compassionate community can be a powerful force in fostering resilience and rebuilding lives.

Dignity in Every Step

Every individual deserves to be treated with respect, regardless of their past experiences.

Purpose-Driven Living Fuels Transformation

We believe that helping individuals identify purpose leads to lasting recovery and personal fulfillment.

Norbert Asare, MBA, MPH

Norbert Asare is a dedicated public health specialist and community care worker with an extensive background in health services, bolstered by his MBA and MPH degrees from Louisiana State University. With years of experience working with various state agencies, including the Department of State Health Services, Harris County Public Health, and Texas Health and Human Services, Norbert has a profound understanding of the complexities surrounding addiction and recovery. Motivated by personal experiences and a deep-seated passion for improving the lives of others, Norbert has chosen to open a sober living house, recognizing the critical need for supportive transitional environments for individuals in recovery. His journey is not only professional but also personal; he understands the challenges faced by those battling addiction and the importance of community support in fostering lasting recovery. Norbert’s approach is rooted in compassion, empathy, and a commitment to providing a safe and nurturing environment for residents. He believes that recovery is a multifaceted journey that requires not just clinical support, but also a sense of belonging and connection. His vision for the sober living house is to create a positive community where individuals can rebuild their lives, enhance their coping skills, and ultimately thrive. In his role, Norbert aims to build partnerships with local resources and leverage his vast network to provide comprehensive support services that address the various needs of residents, ensuring they have the tools needed to achieve sustained sobriety. His unwavering dedication to public health and his personal connection to this cause underscore his commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those recovering from addiction.