Our People
Our team includes nationally known Thought Leaders and Subject Matter Experts specializing in federal and state agency collaboration, community outreach, blended funding to cover both construction and operating costs, evidence-based treatments, social enterprise, outcome documentation, and diversion from corrections to recovery housing. Detailed bios for all our staff can be seen by clicking “Our Team.”)
Our History
When Dr. Ernie Fletcher completed his term as Governor in 2007, State Housing Director Don Ball encouraged him to launch a company with the express purpose of extending nationwide the successful recovery model they had built together in Kentucky. Before entering politics, Don Ball had built one of America’s most successful home-building companies. Devoted throughout his life to helping others, he provided the funds to launch the Fletcher Group. For a more detailed history, click here or the image to the left.
Our Model
The Fletcher Group’s “Recovery Ecosystem” model combines safe, sober Recovery Housing with a peer-support social model and a complete, on-site Continuum of Care based on evidence-based Best Practices. Our Technical Assistance provides all the “soup-to-nuts” expertise needed to develop debt-free, financially sustainable Recovery Housing so that high-risk individuals can overcome addiction and rebuild their lives, families, and communities. For a more detailed undersanding of our model, click here or the image to the right.
Our Vision
Relying on data rather than dogma, the Fletcher Group sees our industry at a critical inflection point poised for momentous change. As a field catalyst, we transcend traditional organizational boundaries to identify voids in our industry’s skillset, spot the white space for breakthrough change, and plot a long-range map for addressing the critical capability gaps that prevent so many from getting the help they need. By unlocking pools of previously untapped capital and talent, we can, with your help, summon the throw-weight needed to push us over the tipping point to the sweeping, transformative change in recovery services and treatment so needed throughout America.
