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The HOW Foundation is a no-cost, residential recovery program for men suffering from alcohol or drug addiction who do not need medically The H.O.W. Foundation was created some 35 years ago by a group of Tulsa business men and women dedicated to helping addicted men find the road to recovery. During a normal year approximately 280 men will reside here, work hard and learn to cope with their disease. Of these men approximately 30% will successfully complete our 6 month program. The H.O.W. Foundation is a six month minimum, self-supporting, residential, in-house recovery program dedicated solely to providing ad*lt men in the throes of addiction, the opportunity to learn and live a life free of addiction. The program is based on the “12 learn the life skill necessary for lasting recovery. Further, this program places emphasis on learning to become accountable for your actions and attitudes, and stop blaming others for your failures. The H.O.W Foundation is not a certified or licensed treatment facility. We do not provide licensed or certified substance abuse counseling. We offer a residential recovery program based on: (i) the precepts of the Twelve Steps, (ii) the beneficial effects of a performing physical work in a structured environment with other recovering addicts, through which we hope to awaken in our residents their sense of personal accountability, moral values, and self-confidence that many of us lost to our addiction. For a brief summary of our program with a personal story from our Executive Director, followed by a story from a program resident, check The H.O.W. Foundation is a self-supporting, not for profit organization dedicated solely to providing to ad*lt men in the throes Our goal is recovery from substance abuse and the maintenance of the remission of our disease…ADDICTION. Oftentimes in the disease process of addiction, employment is one of the last things to be lost by the addict.  This is by necessity, considering that employment provides the income necessary to support an ever increasing dependence upon the substance of abuse.  As