A Halfway House is a transitional living facility designed to support individuals recovering from addiction, mental health issues, or those re-entering society after incarceration. These homes provide a structured environment where residents can develop life skills, receive counseling, and find employment while gradually reintegrating into the community. Residents typically stay for a limited time, during which they follow specific rules and participate in programs aimed at promoting sobriety and stability. Halfway houses often collaborate with local organizations and services, such as substance abuse treatment programs and job training centers, to help residents achieve their goals and maintain a healthy lifestyle.