Executive Summary and Vision

William's House is a dedicated Group Home aimed at empowering men in recovery with children and experiencing situational poverty, providing them with the necessary support to achieve self-sufficiency and attain housing sustainability.

Fundamentally, William's House embodies a shining symbol of optimism for families undergoing the journey of recovery, placing paramount importance on nurturing the unity of the nuclear family, which extends to the inclusion and safeguarding of beloved pets.

Our vision encompasses an urban/industrial warehouse/facility concept. The central building will house administrative offices, a dining hall, and meeting rooms designed for 12-step recovery programs. These comprehensive programs will cover a wide range of essential areas, including anger management, financial literacy, family counseling, physical and mental wellness, career counseling, and sobriety. Behind this central building, cottage courts will be thoughtfully arranged, ensuring that each family unit has their own private living space.

Located in North Fulton County, William's House aims to be a pioneering model program that can be easily replicated in neighboring areas. By doing so, our objective is to catalyze an end to situational poverty in the region. The founders of William's House remain committed to meeting with various governmental officials and nonprofit community leaders, introducing them to their innovative ideas and visionary plans.