Frequently Asked Questions

Hold The Line Recovery was created because too many veterans were carrying their battles alone.

Many of us needed a place where we could reconnect, be honest about where we’re at, rebuild

structure, and have people who understand the lifestyle standing beside us. HTLR exists because

veterans deserve a dependable community—not a program—where accountability and support actually

mean something.

Our mission is simple: help each other stay disciplined, stay connected, and stay moving forward. We

use daily check-ins, fire-teams, and shared goals to keep each other accountable in a way that actually

works.

Hold The Line Recovery is led by a veteran founder and supported by a small team of trusted

partners who help with operations, outreach, technology, and community support. Everyone involved

shares the same commitment to building a strong, dependable space for veterans.

No. HTLR isn’t therapy or counseling. It’s a community-driven accountability system built by veterans

for veterans—focused on connection, routine, and support. Therapy/Counseling may be added as a tool to connect veteran's with in the future.

Each member joins a small fire-team. Everyone checks in daily, sets personal goals, and supports each

other through wins, setbacks, and growth. It’s not complicated—just honest accountability with people

who get it.

HTLR is built on accountability, not just conversation. Instead of large, inactive groups, we use small

fire-teams, daily check-ins, and goal tracking to keep each other moving forward. It’s personal,

consistent, and built around real support—not just social interaction.

HTLR runs on donations, grants, and community support. Everything is used transparently for

mission-focused needs—never personal use.

Just fill out the sign-up form. Once we get your info, we’ll connect with you and place you into a

fire-team when one opens. You’ll get instructions on check-ins and next steps.