Our Mission
Our mission at Triton Heights Transitional Housing is to provide a safe, sober, and stable home where individuals in recovery can rebuild their lives with dignity. Through structure, accountability, and genuine support, we help residents develop healthy routines, strengthen life skills, and reconnect with their communities. By partnering with local agencies and resources, we aim to give each person the tools and encouragement they need to move toward long-term sobriety and independent living. We primarily serve adults transitioning from treatment programs or those re-entering the community who are in the vital early stages of sobriety. Our doors are open to those seeking a compassionate, structured bridge to permanent independence where families can feel confident their loved ones are safe and supported.
Our Compassionate Team
Melissa D'Avico
Owner/Operator
With over 20 years of experience in healthcare and behavioral health, Melissa is dedicated to creating a safe, structured, and compassionate home for individuals in recovery. As the founder and owner/operator of Triton Heights Transitional Housing, she combines clinical insight with lived experience supporting families affected by addiction. Melissa believes that stability, accountability, and genuine human connection are the foundation of long-term sobriety. She works closely with residents, community partners, and state agencies to ensure each person has the tools, support, and encouragement they need to rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose.
Brian Sanders Jr.
Managing Partner/Operator
Brian brings extensive experience in operations, mental health and criminal justice with his community partnerships to his role as Managing Partner/Operator at Triton Heights Transitional Housing. He is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and well-run home where residents can focus on their recovery. Brian oversees the day-to-day functioning of the residence, supports staff, and works closely with local agencies to connect residents with employment, education, and support services. His steady leadership and practical approach help create the structure and accountability residents need to move toward independent, sober living.