Recovery is Possible With Community, Support, Structure & Resources.
Across the U.S., nearly 48.5 million people struggle with substance use disorder — but only 14% receive the help they need. Willo Recovery Network connects people with practical resources, supportive communities and opportunities to move beyond addiction, and build a more stable future filled with possibilities.
Americans struggled with substance use disorder last year.
Faced drug addiction; 10.2% had alcohol addiction.
People battled both alcohol and drug disorders.
Adults lived with co-occurring mental health and addiction disorders.
Respect & Compassion
Why It Matters
- About 17.1% of the U.S. population) had a substance use disorder in the past year Recoveryteam.org
Of the 48.5 million with past-year SUD, only about 7.1 million (≈14.6%) received substance use treatment in that year; ~85.4% did not SAMSHA
Of those 48.5 mil, about 28.9 million had an alcohol use disorder American Addiction Centers
Young adults (18–25) have higher rates of Substance Use Disorder Adcare.com
Of people who enter a well-structured sober living home, stay for at least 6 months, and engage with recovery supports, approx 50-70% or more may achieve meaningful stable recovery IKON Recovery
LET’S CHANGE THIS TOGETHER!
One Proven Approach
Sober living homes do incredible work, but many of the everyday resources needed to rebuild a sober life are beyond their role of maintaining safe, structured, and accountable living environments—Willo Recovery Network helps bridge this gap by supporting individuals seeking sober living in Chicago, Cook County and the surrounding area.
Supplying clothing, under garments and essentials provides dignity and identity
Donated public transit fees gives the ability to attend interviews & sober meetings
Temporary funding of safe sober housing, meals, meetings and mentorship
“Without recovery, there is no hope. With it, there is a new beginning.”
GETTING STARTED
Three simple steps to begin.
You don’t have to figure this out alone. Here’s how we can help.
Step 1
Call, email, or fill out our contact form — no referral needed. We’ll respond within one business day.
Step 2
We will listen to your current situation and connect you with someone who can match you with the resources for your specific needs.
Step 3
With stable housing, job support, and a recovery community behind you, real change becomes possible.