A home for your next chapter in Greenville
Lantern is bringing its men’s recovery housing program to Greenville, South Carolina. The home is for men seeking a substance-free living environment and practical support as they build stability. People rebuilding after addiction, housing insecurity or incarceration can speak with admissions about program fit.
Our Greenville / Upstate program follows the same housing rates and core policies as our Charleston / Lowcountry homes. Peer support, case management, employment assistance and planning for independent living are part of the program.
Lantern provides non-clinical housing. We do not provide detox, prescribe medication or replace care from licensed healthcare professionals.
Apply now; move-ins begin December 3, 2026
Greenville move-ins begin December 3, 2026. Applications are being accepted now. Confirm acceptance, availability and your arrival appointment with admissions before traveling.
- Complete the Greenville application and discuss your preferred move-in timing.
- Review program expectations, medication arrangements and your total move-in costs with admissions.
- Confirm acceptance, an available space and your arrival appointment before making travel plans.
Each application receives an individual review. Applying does not reserve a bed or guarantee admission.
Start your Greenville applicationGreenville housing costs
Housing costs $995 per month, with a weekly payment option of $248.75. The intake fee is determined case by case.
The housing rate includes a bed and linens, utilities, Wi-Fi, on-site laundry, peer support, case management and employment assistance. Work ride tickets are a separate cost.
Confirm payment dates, the full move-in amount, inclusions and refund terms in writing before committing. Ask how weekly payments apply to your billing schedule. See housing costs and inclusions.
Prescribed medications and MAT are accepted
The Greenville home accepts prescribed medications, including all forms of medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Your prescribing and treatment decisions remain with your licensed healthcare professional.
Discuss prescriptions, storage arrangements and appointment needs privately with admissions before move-in. Lantern is a non-clinical housing program and does not prescribe, administer, adjust or clinically manage medication. Read our medication acceptance policy.
Get Out and Work in Greenville
Get Out and Work supports residents with employment connections and transportation planning. Discuss your work experience, an existing job or job-search needs with Lantern. Employers make hiring decisions; a job is not guaranteed.
Once employed at an approved workplace, residents purchase ride tickets directly from Get Out and Live, the transportation nonprofit. Tickets are $5 each way, or $10 round trip.
Confirm that your workplace is approved and that your shift, pickup and return arrangements can be accommodated before purchasing tickets or relying on a ride. See how employment support and work rides operate.
SCARR certification status
Greenville certification: SCARR certification is planned. The Greenville home is not yet SCARR-certified. Ask admissions for the current status before making arrangements.
St. Johns House in North Charleston and Randolph Community in Summerville are SCARR-certified. Their certification does not mean the Greenville home is already certified.
Plan daily life before choosing a home
Bring your work schedule, appointments and recovery commitments to the admissions conversation. Ask about room arrangements, house expectations, local transportation and any accommodations you need.
The home is in Greenville, South Carolina. Home visits are arranged by appointment. Contact admissions for location details and arrival directions; there is no walk-in reception for visitors.
Use the move-in checklist or the family and referral guide to prepare.
Questions about Greenville recovery housing
How long can I stay?
Residents may stay for up to two years, subject to program requirements and individual arrangements. Discuss your goals and timeline with admissions.
Are the Greenville and Charleston applications different?
Yes. Use the Greenville / Upstate application for Greenville. The Charleston / Lowcountry application is for St. Johns House and Randolph Community.
Can a family member or case manager help with a referral?
Yes. Call admissions to discuss the process and the person’s preferred location. Share sensitive admission details through the appropriate application process, rather than through a general email.
When can I speak with admissions?
Call 843-874-8709, Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–8 p.m. Eastern. Saturday availability is not guaranteed; Sunday is closed.