Instructions: Remember to answer each question fully. In-text citations are not required for this assignment as it focuses on your original thoughts!

Organizational Structure: 1. What type of organization would you like to house this program in?

2. What type of organizational chart would you think would best fit your program? (i.e. Top-down, Flat, Divisional, Cross-Functional, Matrix, Round).

3. Which organizational theory would fit to best carry out your program?

Mission/Vision: 1. What would the central mission of this program be? Share the final version of your mission statement from your discussion post this week.

2. What is the vision of your program?

Goals: 1. Identify at least two primary goals for your program. Then, give some examples of specific, measurable objectives that would help meet one of the goals you have identified.

Requirements: Two pages in length,

What kind of need will your program address?

My Dream Program is a Sober Living House for addicts transitioning from active addiction back into society who want to remain sober.

Will you be focusing on a particular population or a particular issue or problem?

The age group I would like to work with would be 18-28 years of age male, female, LGBTQ+ any individual struggling with homelessness, addiction, mental health, and co-occurring disorders.

Identify the population(s) or issue(s) you plan to address.

Housing: Foster a Housing First Approach where we believe Having a roof over your head can change the trajectory of your life.

Employment Services: Each resident will have a job coach who will be able to provide rides to interviews and job placement if it is an option.

Programing: Life skills, Open forum, in house 12-step, Stages of Change education, Art groups etc.

Give your program a name! If there is a significant meaning behind your program name, please explain:

I would call my Program "NewVision Sober Living" I want the organization/establishment to be a safe place with a supportive environment built on empathy, compassion, and inclusivity. The reason for the choice of the name my vision was clouded from substance use in my past. As an individual I struggled with addiction, homelessness, Jail, and Prison overcame the odds my new vision allows me to see the path that was always intended for me, but I give all the credit to my Sobriety. The future is within reach for everyone, the real journey started the day I gave myself to myself for Sobriety!