Who We Are
Our Mission - To empower individuals and families experiencing homelessness or major life transitions by providing safe, stable housing, comprehensive supportive services, and structured opportunities that build skills, self-sufficiency, and lasting independence—preserving dignity at every step.
Our Vision - A community where every person and family has a secure place to call home and equitable access to the resources, opportunities, and support needed to thrive, contribute, and live with dignity and purpose.
Our Belief - We believe in simple ideas, strong relationships, and lasting impact. What began as a passion project has evolved into something more. We’re proud of where we’ve been and even more excited for what’s ahead. We proudly serve Collier and Lee county as NARR certified homes.
Every choice is guided by purpose. Our journey has been unconventional, focused on values and lasting work. Our leaders have 20 years of experience within group homes, combining firm leadership with compassion. Our strategist builds resilient teams, applies evidence-based care, and drives outcomes that keep residents safe and progressing.
Our Team
Mickelson Lindor
Founder & Director
MDL@myinbetween.org
239-398-6514
Roserdley CreveCoeur
On-site Manager
Kent Lindor
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.
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A sober living home is a structured, substance-free environment that helps people transition from rehab to independent life while maintaining accountability and support.
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Residents must stay drug- and alcohol-free, follow curfews, attend recovery meetings, participate in household responsibilities, and respect others in the home.
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Length of stay varies, but most residents stay several months to a year. Longer stays are often linked to stronger, more stable recovery outcomes.
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Policies differ, but relapse may result in removal from the home or a requirement to seek a higher level of care to protect the recovery environment.
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Yes. Residents are encouraged to work, attend school, or pursue goals that support independence and long-term stability.