Thank you for your interest in becoming Certified!

• The Site Review Form for Operator provides a detailed list of requirements we expect operators to meet or exceed during their site review.
• The NARR Standards Checklist will inform you of all of the policies, procedures and environmental requirements for your level of housing to become certified. 
• The NARR Standards Compendium will allow you to gain any necessary clarification on the standards.  
• The Required Insurance document is an example of the insurance page we require every year and as part of the documentation phase of your application. MARR must be listed as additional insured (aka the certificate holder at the bottom) and every recovery address being certified must be listed on this or a separate page as well. 
• The MARR Code of Ethics is available for your program to adopt if needed. Every program is required to have a Code of Ethics according to the NARR Standards.
• The Social Model of Recovery Explanation provides further clarification on how we expect our Accredited Operators to run their programs. 
• The LGBTQ Final Policy goes over guidelines for establishing LGBTQ related practices within your residences.
• The SAMHSA Best Practices document reviews best practices for running a recovery residence. 

These posting are mandatory and will be looked for upon site review.  

• The MARR Cleaning List posting does NOT take the place of their residents chore list, but in addition to it. It will help assure that a more thorough cleaning schedule is completed daily, weekly and monthly to help keep everyone's home clean and well maintained as expected for MARR Certification 
• The Maintenance Repair List and the MARR Cleaning List are to be posted on the refrigerator at each location so they can easily be found for the residents and for the site review 
• The Recipient Rights Posting is to ensure your residents stay aware of their rights as an individual in your program.