Blandine House
Helping men transition from a period of hopelessness to a future filled with promise
About Blandine House
Blandine House is a 12 bed, adult male, AODA transitional residential treatment facility, certified by the state of Wisconsin under HFS 75.14.
Our facility is named after Sister Blandine Eisele who devoted 40 years of her life to helping men recover from alcoholism. With generous donations from the community, she opened a halfway house in 1970. Sister Blandine touched the lives of many men and showed them a better way to live. Today we continue to honor that tradition by providing treatment and transitional living for men struggling with alcoholism and addiction.
All admissions to Blandine House are subject to the approval of Blandine staff and most often are initiated by referring agencies. The length of stay at Blandine is determined through consultation with the referring agency, although a stay for a period of 90 days is common.