About Royalti
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Founded by a registered nurse with psychiatric nursing experience, Royalti Sober Living offers a structured, supportive recovery home for six women in Miramar, Florida. We believe every woman deserves dignity, encouragement, and the opportunity to build a more stable future.
Your past does not define your worth or limit your future. You deserve dignity, support, and the chance to begin again. At Royalti, we strive to create a warm, family-like home where women care for one another, respect each other’s journey, and celebrate progress together. Every step forward matters—and you don’t have to take it alone.
Our home emphasizes a sober lifestyle, shared accountability, respectful communication, and everyday routines that support recovery. We provide non-clinical recovery housing and peer support only. We do not provide treatment or detox.
We welcome inquiries from women in recovery, including pregnant women, mothers with infants under 12 months, women veterans, and eligible women involved in reentry or community supervision. We also welcome women continuing recovery after treatment.
Cribs are available for infants staying with their mothers. Placement depends on availability, individual needs, house expectations, and the support the home can provide. Contact us to discuss accommodations and next steps.
Our Miramar home is conveniently located just a few minutes from shopping malls, grocery stores, bus stops, several hospitals, and clinics, making everyday essentials and community services easier to reach.
Our Miramar home is approximately 10 minutes from faith-based and 12-step recovery support groups.
We welcome women with stable co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, including women prescribed psychiatric medications or medication-assisted treatment (MAT), subject to individualized admission review. Secure medication storage is available. Residents continue care with their outside providers.
What We Provide
Furnished accommodations with a bed, mattress, bedding, and towels.
Utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry access, a shared kitchen, and food storage.
Household cleaning supplies are provided for shared chores. Starter toiletries are available at move-in. Residents are responsible for replenishing their personal toiletries. Help connecting residents with local food resources is also available.
Clear house rules, shared accountability, and regular house meetings.
Cribs and connections to prenatal care, pediatric care, WIC, and parenting resources.
Help with job searches, school applications, and everyday life skills, including budgeting, meal planning, and preparing for independent living. Connections to recovery support, veterans’ services, and reentry resources are also available.
Residents arrange their own childcare. Contact us to discuss fees, what is included, and available supplies and support.
A Personal Start to Your Recovery Living
First-week welcome plan. We help each resident identify upcoming appointments, recovery meetings, transportation options, and immediate goals so she can settle in with a clear plan.
Weekly individual check-in. A brief, non-clinical conversation offers time to discuss progress, challenges, and practical next steps. These check-ins provide encouragement and accountability, not counseling or treatment.
Move-in essentials kit. Each resident receives hygiene products and a local resource guide to help make the first days easier. Residents replenish their personal toiletries and supplies after the starter kit.
Fees and Move-In Costs
Housing is $230 per adult resident per week, plus a $50 one-time nonrefundable admission fee. No security deposit is required. Total due at move-in is $280, including the first week and admission fee. One infant under 12 months may stay with their mother at no additional charge.
Before accepting payment, we provide the full fee schedule and written payment and refund policies. The $50 one-time admission fee is nonrefundable. Residents review and acknowledge these terms before signing the agreement.
For availability, eligibility, and next steps, call 754-213-7329 or use the Move-In Inquiry button.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can inquire?
Women seeking recovery housing, including pregnant women, mothers with infants under 12 months, women veterans, and women in reentry. Placement depends on availability and whether the home can meet your needs.
Can my infant stay with me?
Yes. One infant under 12 months may stay with their mother at no additional charge. Cribs are available, and mothers arrange their own childcare.
What does move-in cost?
The weekly housing fee is $230 per adult resident, plus a $50 one-time nonrefundable admission fee. No security deposit is required. Total due at move-in is $280, including the first week and admission fee.
How can residents pay?
Accepted residents may pay by Zelle, PayPal, or cash. We provide payment instructions privately after confirming placement. Contact us before sending payment.
Where is the home?
Our home is in Miramar, Broward County, Florida, near shopping, groceries, bus stops, hospitals, and clinics.
How do I ask about availability or make a referral?
Complete the Move-In Inquiry or call 754-213-7329. We will discuss availability and next steps. An inquiry does not guarantee placement.
Bridging the Transition to Independent Recovery Living
Royalti’s founder brings approximately 17 years of psychiatric nursing experience supporting people in vulnerable circumstances, including experience in crisis intervention and an understanding of how substance use, mental health, and prescribed medications can affect recovery. She recognizes that every woman’s journey toward healing and rebuilding is different and that each woman deserves compassion, dignity, and support that respects her individual journey.
Royalti provides non-clinical recovery housing and peer support. The founder’s nursing background does not mean that nursing care, psychiatric treatment, medication prescribing, or detox is provided at the residence.
Referrals and Community Partners
We welcome referrals from hospitals, social workers, treatment programs, veterans’ organizations, and reentry programs. Call 754-213-7329 or use the Move-In Inquiry form to discuss availability, eligibility, and next steps. Each admission receives individualized review.
Please avoid sensitive medical information in the initial form. Contact us to discuss appropriate next steps for a referral.
