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Emmaus House of Raleigh, NC

Providing safe, affordable housing for working, homeless men recovering from alcohol and substance dependency.

06/01/2026

"How Two Tragic Deaths Inspired More Than 40 Years of Hope"

The roots of Emmaus House can be traced back to a tragic winter in Raleigh.

In December 1983, two men experiencing homelessness died during a severe cold spell. As documented in Emmaus House's history:

“Two men froze to death in 20-degree temperatures. One had climbed into a refrigerator trying to get warm. His name was Snuffy. The second man was found frozen to death, curled up on a school athletic field; his body had been attacked by rats. Consciences were awakened—mobilizing an intent that ‘No one should ever freeze to death for lack of shelter.’” — Jim Hutchby

The following year, a mission group from Pullen Memorial Baptist Church came together to address Raleigh's critical shortage of housing for people experiencing homelessness. In 1986, a large home in downtown Raleigh was transformed into a safe, supportive transitional residence for low-income men working to rebuild their lives.

That home became Emmaus House.

We're proud of our roots and the legacy of service that shaped our organization. Throughout our history, Emmaus House has consistently evolved to meet the diverse and changing needs of our community. Today, our mission is focused on providing recovery housing for men overcoming substance use disorders—offering the stability, accountability, and supportive environment that help individuals build lasting recovery.

More than four decades later, our commitment remains the same: ensuring that vulnerable members of our community have a safe place to heal, grow, and rebuild their lives.

Learn more about our work and impact at https://emmaushouseofraleigh.org/

05/23/2026

Recovery doesn’t happen in isolation — it happens in safe, stable, and supportive environments.

At Emmaus House of Raleigh, we believe housing is more than shelter — it’s a foundation for healing, accountability, community, and long-term recovery. Our transitional recovery housing program provides men affected by substance use disorders with a structured and supportive place to rebuild their lives.

Take a look inside several of our recovery homes through this video tour and see how supportive housing creates opportunities for lasting change. Research consistently shows that stable recovery housing increases treatment retention, strengthens peer support, and improves long-term recovery outcomes.

Every room, shared space, and supportive connection represents hope and a second chance.

🎥 Watch the tour here: https://vimeo.com/975372086?fl=pl&fe=vl

05/04/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to recognize the importance of emotional well-being and the realities many individuals face every day.

Many individuals in recovery are also navigating mental health challenges and unresolved trauma. Real, lasting recovery requires more than abstinence—it requires safe environments, consistent support, and care that addresses the whole person.

At Emmaus House of Raleigh, we provide structured, supportive recovery housing for men transitioning from treatment to independent living. This work creates stability, accountability, and a foundation for long-term recovery—but it is only possible through community support.

This month, we invite you to be part of that impact. Your support helps provide safe housing, essential resources, and a pathway forward for individuals committed to rebuilding their lives.

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Every contribution matters. Every life changed matters.

04/12/2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month—a time to bring awareness to the impact of alcohol use and to highlight the hope that recovery makes possible.

At Emmaus House of Raleigh, we witness that hope every day. Through safe, structured transitional housing, men recovering from substance use disorders are given the opportunity to rebuild their lives—one day, one step at a time. Recovery is more than abstinence; it’s about restoring dignity, rediscovering purpose, and creating a future that once felt out of reach.

Healing doesn’t happen alone. It happens in community—in spaces rooted in accountability, support, and belief in one another.

This month, we invite you to stand with Emmaus House of Raleigh:
💙 Raise awareness
💙 Reduce stigma
💙 Support recovery

Because everyone deserves a second chance—and a place to call home while they rebuild.

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04/05/2026

This Easter, we are reminded that hope is never lost—and that new life is always possible.

At Emmaus House of Raleigh, we witness that truth every day. Men who once felt broken, lost, and without direction are given the opportunity to rebuild—one day, one step, one choice at a time.

Easter is a story of restoration, redemption, and second chances. It mirrors the journey of recovery, where healing replaces hurt and purpose begins to grow where despair once lived.

We are grateful to walk alongside the men of Emmaus House as they rise into new life—stronger, supported, and full of hope for what’s ahead.

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03/31/2026

As we close out March and step into April, we’re greeted with warmer days, brighter skies, and a reminder that change is always possible.

Just like the seasons shift, so does the journey of recovery.

Here in our community, Emmaus House of Raleigh remains committed to providing safe, stable, and affordable transitional housing for men recovering from substance use disorders. These homes offer more than shelter—they provide a fresh start, a sense of purpose, and the support needed to rebuild.

With each sunrise and every warmer day, there’s a renewed opportunity for growth. Recovery, much like spring, is about new beginnings—about pushing through the storms and stepping into something better.

As we welcome April, we hold space for both hope and remembrance. We celebrate those continuing their recovery journey, and we honor those we’ve lost—never forgotten, always part of why this work matters.

Better days are ahead. Brighter days are here.

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03/18/2026

Honoring Those We Lost-

At Emmaus House of Raleigh, the men we serve are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to heal, rebuild, and rediscover their purpose. Each day is a step forward—one filled with courage, accountability, and hope.

At the same time, we pause to honor and remember those who have lost their battle with addiction. Their stories matter. Their lives mattered. And their absence strengthens our commitment to continue this work with compassion and urgency.

Recovery is possible—but it takes community. It takes support. It takes people willing to stand beside those who are fighting for a second chance.

As we move through March and into brighter days, we invite you to be part of that change. Whether through encouragement, advocacy, or giving, your support helps provide safe, affordable housing and a path forward for men in recovery.

Together, we remember. Together, we support. Together, we heal.
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03/08/2026

March is here, bringing longer days, warmer weather, and the reminder that new beginnings are always possible. 🌱☀️

The men of Emmaus House are working every day to rebuild their lives—developing healthy routines, strengthening their recovery, and preparing for a stable future. Spring is a powerful reminder that growth takes time, patience, and support.

As the weather warms up, it also brings new opportunities for healing: time outdoors, fresh perspectives, and renewed motivation to keep moving forward in recovery. Every step forward—no matter how small—is a step toward stability and long-term sobriety.

If you’re looking for a way to support recovery in our community this spring, consider making a donation. Your support helps provide safe housing, structure, and the resources men need to continue their journey toward lasting recovery.
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Together, we can help create new beginnings. 💙

02/11/2026

💙 February is the month of love — and this Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating something that truly matters: second chances, healing, and home.

At Emmaus House of Raleigh, we provide transitional housing for men in recovery from substance use disorders, offering a safe, stable, and supportive place to rebuild their lives during one of the most vulnerable stages of recovery.

This February, show a little love to men who are choosing change.
Your support helps provide:
🏠 A warm, safe place to live
🤝 Supportive staff and peer community
🌱 Structure, accountability, and hope for long-term recovery

Recovery is built on connection — and this Valentine’s Day, your generosity can help turn heartbreak into healing.

❤️ Consider making a donation this February and help ensure more men in our community have a safe home and a real chance at lasting recovery.
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01/29/2026

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY!!!!!

As the temperatures drop and the days grow colder, it’s a powerful reminder of the comfort many of us are fortunate to have—a warm home, a safe place to rest, and a sense of hearth and belonging.

For men in early recovery from substance use disorders, stable housing can make all the difference. A safe, supportive home provides the foundation needed to focus on healing, rebuilding, and sustaining recovery.

This winter, your generosity can help ensure that no one has to navigate early recovery without warmth, stability, and support. Now is a meaningful time to give—your donation helps provide a safe place to sleep, recover, and grow during one of the most vulnerable stages of the recovery journey.

Together, we can help turn cold nights into new beginnings. 💙
👉 Consider donating today and be part of someone’s path to lasting recovery.

https://emmaushouseofraleigh.app.neoncrm.com/forms/donate

Address

10 N East Street
Raleigh, NC
27601

Telephone

(919) 327-2229

Website

http://www.emmaushouseofraleigh.org/

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