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A safe place
A respectable home with clear expectations and an alcohol- and drug-free environment.
Level II shared recovery housing
The Next
Step
A sober living space for people taking their next steps.
What’s included at home
Utilities includedPower, water, and internet
Stocked pantryCommunity-supported staples
Bedding providedSheets, pillows, and comforter
On-site laundryEveryday routines made easier
Living at New Horizon
A place to rebuild with dignity.
A clean, alcohol- and drug-free home where structure, peer community, and everyday responsibility support long-term recovery.
See what life here includes
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A shared rhythm
Peer community, household responsibility, and accountability support consistency.
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A way forward
Direct guidance from Brian through intake, interview, and the next-step review.
Your path forward
A clear beginning, without the runaround.
Brian handles housing questions and intake directly, so you always know who to contact and what comes next.
Call Brian at (229) 412-3400
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First conversation
See if you prequalify
Talk with Brian about your needs, recovery goals, and the shared living environment.
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Apply securely
Complete the application
Provide applicant, income, household, and rental-history information through the secure Lassetter Properties portal.
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Meet and review
Interview and review
Brian will meet with you, learn more about your goals, and explain the agreements required before move-in. No background check is required.
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If accepted
Prepare for move-in
Review the license agreement, house rules, and other required resident forms before beginning the move-in process.
What’s included
The essentials are already considered.
The practical pieces are in place so residents can focus more of their energy on recovery, savings, and stability.
Shared home
Clean shared spaces and an individual bed
Household furnishings, cared-for common areas, and room to build a dependable daily routine.
Utilities and internet
Core household utilities and internet are included.
Stocked food pantry
Community partnerships help keep basic food available.
Bedding and essentials
Sheets, pillows, a comforter, and common supplies.
On-site laundry
Laundry machines support the routines of daily life.
Recovery resources
Guidance toward resources and coordination with support networks.
Inside the home
Made for real, everyday living.
A look inside a New Horizon residence and the shared spaces that support everyday routines.
Reviewed for transparency
Home & bed details you can trust.
Confirmed home and bed information appears here only after management review. Brian can help with questions in the meantime.
Start here
One conversation. One clear next step.
Begin with a private conversation, then complete New Horizon’s secure online application when you are ready.
See if you prequalify.
Call Brian to discuss your needs, recovery goals, and what shared Level II recovery housing involves.
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to get started
Call (229) 412-3400
to get started
Complete the application.
Use the secure Lassetter Properties application portal. You can save your progress, upload income documents privately, and submit the application online.
- Applicant and household information
- Income and supporting documents
- Rental history and landlord contacts
- Private, online submission with a confirmation number
After review, Brian will explain the interview and the agreements required before move-in.
Your information is sensitive. Apply only through the secure portal. New Horizon does not ask you to email a completed application or Social Security number.
28
Years
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U.S. Army
Service
Service
Meet the owner
Brian Lassetter
Founder and Owner, New Horizon Opportunities
Brian brings 28 years of U.S. Army service and years of ministry and mentoring to a housing model rooted in dignity, accountability, and practical next steps.
The mission is simple: provide a safe, clean, and respectable living space where people can take their next steps.
28 years of
U.S. Army service
U.S. Army service
Ministry, counseling,
and mentoring experience
and mentoring experience
Housing and
intake guidance
intake guidance
Helpful answers
Questions are part of the process.
If you do not see your question here, Brian can help directly.
How is New Horizon housing rented?
Beds are rented individually rather than renting an entire home.
What does Level II recovery housing mean?
New Horizon is a monitored recovery residence with written house guidelines, shared accountability, peer community, and an appointed resident leader. It is housing support, not clinical treatment or assisted living.
What kind of living environment is this?
New Horizon provides Level II shared recovery housing in an alcohol- and drug-free environment with clear house guidelines, accountability, and peer community.
How does prequalification work?
Call Brian at (229) 412-3400 to discuss your needs, recovery goals, and the shared living environment before completing intake.
How do I apply?
Open the secure Indivisible By One application. The portal lets you save your progress, upload income documents privately, and submit online.
What information should I prepare?
Be ready with applicant and household information, income documentation, rental history, landlord contact information, and a separate email address for every adult applicant.
What happens after I apply?
Management reviews the submitted application and may contact you for an interview or more information. New Horizon does not require a background check. You may also review the House Rules, Policies and Procedures, and license-agreement preview. If accepted, Brian provides the final license agreement and other required resident forms for review and signature.
How long may someone stay?
A stay of 9 to 24 months is encouraged to support stability and progress, but that timeframe is not mandatory.
Who can I contact with questions?
Call Brian at (229) 412-3400 or email info@newhorizonopportunities.com for housing and intake questions.
A conversation is the first step
Ready when you are.
Reach Brian directly for shared recovery housing, individual bed rentals, referral partnerships, and intake information.