Privacy Policy
Positive Transitions
As a resident of Positive Transitions, you have the right to:
- Be treated with dignity and respect byoperators and peers
- To have your grievances heard without fear of retribution and reviewed in a reasonable time
- Be housed in a safe, clean, and supported environment
- Be free from abuse in all forms
- Be free from sexual harassment of any kind
- Participate in the recovery pathway of your choosing and have your positive efforts supported by peers and house leaders
- Have all personal information and records kept confidential and secure
- Have access to all policies and procedures of Positive Transitions Recovery Housing and receive clarification of any questions prior to any agreements made with Positive Transitions.
- Have privacy of person, belongings, and communications in conjunction with program policies and procedures
- Have access to community resources to support ongoing recovery and access to case management to help access these resources
- Have access to operators free from obstacle regarding personal concerns and needs
- Be free from any duties that may cause harm both mentally and physically
- Live in a home free from drugs and alcohol
- Expectation that peers and operators will respect the commitment to complete abstinence of all mind-altering substances
- Receive any and all signed documents, receipts of payment, UDS results and chart notes upon request
- Expectation that peer leaders and operators will act accordingly following Zero Tolerance procedures in the event a peer has a recurrence with drugs or alcohol
- Be provided resources in the event you are asked to leave housing due to recurrence or need for higher level of care