Rand Recovery Homes

Rand Recovery Homes, LLC, offers recovery housing with a holistic and low-barrier approach for individuals transitioning from institutions and experiencing housing instability due to mental, physical, and chemical health issues.

Our mission is to create a safe, supportive environment where each resident can heal and build a stable foundation for a brighter future.

Our Services

We offer a comprehensive range of supportive services to residents designed to empower individuals in recovery and promote long-term stability. Our services are designed to meet individuals where they are and support their growth in all areas of life. These services include:

  • Mental Health Support: Referrals to licensed therapists and psychiatrists.

  • Substance Use Recovery: Peer-led support groups for individuals in recovery.

  • Physical Wellness: Fitness activities, nutrition guidance, and cooking education.

  • Life Skills Development: Training in financial management, employment readiness, and independent living.

  • Peer Mentorship: Supportive relationships that foster connection and accountability.

  • Tenant Education: Preparation for successful independent living in permanent housing.

  • Community Engagement: Recreational and social activities that build healthy connections.

I started my journey 6 months ago. At that time, I was lost deep in my addiction to drugs and alcohol, but I chose to do something different. I found a good, stable home at Rand Recovery, a place where I could feel safe and start working on my life.

I’m now going to college for a pre-social work program, taking my sobriety seriously, and giving my life to God. For me, this path isn’t just about staying clean — it’s about creating a future where I can help others the same way people have helped me.

— Garrett

Amenities

At Rand Recovery Homes, we believe a recovery home should feel safe, clean, comfortable, and supportive. Our homes are designed to help residents focus on stability, healing, accountability, and connection.

What We Provide 

  • Security cameras for added safety

  • Personal lock box for each resident

  • Bedding and pillows

  • Towels

  • Laundry detergent

  • Toilet paper

  • Hand soap

  • Internet and Wi-Fi

  • TV with Netflix

  • Grill for outdoor cooking

  • Downtown Owatonna location

  • Healthful food options including special accommodations

  • A Comfortable and Supportive Home

Our goal is to provide more than just a place to stay. We work to create a peaceful home environment where residents have access to basic household needs, shared community space, and support while they continue building a strong foundation in recovery.

Referral Process

At Rand Recovery Homes, we are committed to providing safe, structured, and supportive housing for individuals on their recovery journey. If you’re a provider, case manager, family member, or community partner—making a referral is simple.

First, complete the referral form. Submit a signed background check consent form along with the referral.

Once submitted, our team will review the information to determine if the individual meets eligibility criteria. Our intake team will then reach out to coordinate next steps, discuss availability, and support placement.

If you have a question or want to discuss a referral, reach out to the intake team at (612) 220-0457

Referral Form

When I found Rand Recovery House, I had given up. It was my last effort to do anything to better my life. I was the first person to enter the house, and I was very skeptical that it would have any positive impact on me. I felt like I had nothing to lose, so I went through the interview thinking I would never get in.

But I was accepted into the house—and that was the beginning of a very meaningful journey that changed my life forever.

I found people who showed me love, understanding, and belief in me. For the first time, I had someone show me that I am a person—not just my addiction and past mistakes. I learned how to love life again, believe in myself, and see that I am not a mistake. I learned that it’s okay to love myself and forgive myself for the past.

I am moving into my own place on May 1st after a year and five months at the house. I never thought I’d make it this long or even want to stay this long. But because of two incredible people who are Rand Recovery, this has been the most meaningful and best life experience I’ve ever had.

I want to say thank you, and send nothing but love to you, Rebecca Rand and Derek Erickson. Thank you for coming into my life and showing me that I am deserving of love, that it’s okay to believe in myself, and most importantly, to forgive myself for my past.

So if you’re struggling with addiction—putting in the work pays off, especially when you have two amazing people in your corner like these two. It saved my life and showed me how to love life again while sober. I never thought I could do this, but it is worth it—and it’s possible for anyone who wants it and has the right people supporting them.

It’s both sad and happy to be moving on. I feel like I’ve made two lifelong friends. You guys are the best.

— Scott Sawesky