Ohio's Recovery Housing Locator

We are Women's Recovery House that believes that accountability= responsibility. Residents complete individual life plans with completion dates for each item listed that are reviewed monthly to help residents stay on track to putting their lives back together.

All residents are required to choose a fellowship and home group, attend AA/NA meeting, work a 12-step program, find a sponsor, find a therapist, participate in NA/AA and other clean and sober activities.

Suburban living 4 bedroom newly built home for comfort and stability while we assist clients overcome their addiction and live a clean sober life comfortably.

JoAnna House II was founded in 2012. It was created to provide recovery housing services for homeless women in Summit County. The programs are specifically tailored to meet the needs of individuals in recovery and have proven to be highly effective in assisting individuals to maintain sobriety, secure employment and income, and secure permanent housing.

Women's Supportive Housing providing a safe and sober environment.

We are a level 2 recovery house for men with drug, alcohol, and mental health addictions.

Our Mission to provide affordable, structured, peer managed, and drug-free recovery housing in a safe, clean and inviting environment.

The Mission of Phase 3 Recovery is to provide a safe, supportive and healthy environment for men and women recovering from alcohol and/or drug addiction. Phase 3 Recovery strives to create an atmosphere that fosters a sense of personal responsibility within the structure of the recovery community. Through the Phase 3 Recovery program, individuals will rediscover a confident and responsible way of life, freeing them from the obstacles that prevent long term sobriety and healthy living

Community Service Alliance's mission is to be a catalyst for lasting relationships between people emerging out of homelessness and people willing to participate in their transformation.

CROSSROADS COUNSELING SERVICES is guided by the belief that chemical dependency is a primary, chronic, and progressive illness, which negatively affects not only the individual but the family, friends, employers, and community as well. It is this agency's position that with the help of qualified professionals, the illness can be arrested and problems associated with the dependency can be addressed. In addition to chemical abuse and dependency, CROSSROADS COUNSELING SERVICES addresses other addictions, and related issues. For example, food and/or gambling addictions, problems with anger, as well as a variety of other difficulties. Because problems resulting from chemical abuse, dependency and other addictions also affect the families and friends of those dealing with abuse or dependency issues, CROSSROADS COUNSELING SERVICES offers treatment for these individuals. Believing that prevention is also a vital part of our mission, the agency provides a wide variety of education and training to the community regarding the use and abuse of alcohol and other drugs. CROSSROADS COUNSELING SERVICES does not operate in isolation; we work closely with other agencies and groups throughout the tri-county region. Referrals to other agencies or programs are made when it is indicated, in addition to providing training and educational materials to area professionals and community members.

Renew Together Housing provides a safe, homelike, Level I recovery experience for people with 6 months or more of abstinence from alcohol and drugs.

A Renewed Mind's Recovery House operates as a Level iiI residence.  Within the home, residents are provided with a range of services and supports, including peer based recovery  groups, life skills development, educational groups related to recovery and 12-step meetings within the residence and community.

Each resident will be encouraged to develop and participate in their own personal recovery plan, which will be reviewed regularly.  Additionally, residents will be provided access to clinical services, including medication assisted recovery, mental health and addiction treatment, including case management, at A Renewed Mind or other provider within the community, based on resident choice.

Samaritan Works is a faith based sober living program providing housing, education, compassion and advocacy to those in addiction recoevry.

Helps people struggling residential while recovery in Ohio these are independent housing

Friends of Recovery NE Ohio recovery homes offer a safe, affordable, drug and alcohol-free family environment for individuals that have chosen recovery. These homes foster a sense of community while providing security and stability for all residents. These recovery homes offer structure, discipline, and fellowship, while encouraging the transition to independent and healthy living. This environment will empower the residents to discover their strengths and potential.

Whole Living Recovery is a safe haven for women and men fighting addiction. Our goal is to offer safe, community based housing during early recovery so that each resident can have time to take care of themselves, support each other and prepare for the future. Safe and sober housing bridges the gap between everyday life and treatment options available within the community. While participating in our program, our residents will be doing the work to develop the spiritual, emotional, and physical practices essential to a full life of vibrant, sustainable recovery from addiction.

Sunrise Treatment Center's Level III Recovery Housing Program provides a safe, supportive, and structured living environment free from alcohol and illicit drugs. Our compassionate team is dedicated to easing the suffering of those with substance abuse and mental illness, while providing resident-centered care and support.

For individuals seeking a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment, the Center offers Recovery Housing. These residential, single-family homes provide additional support to promote recovery from alcohol and drugs. With self-determined lengths of stay, residency is designed to be transitional and to afford the individual sufficient time and resources with which to establish solid, independent and productive living arrangements.

Recovery home located in Dayton, Ohio. Open to women and men seeking recovery located in Montgomery County who have completed treatment related to alcohol or drug use.

Joshua Recovery Ministries is a Christ-based transitional living program in Dayton, Ohio. There are currently 5 men’s houses, 1 women’s house and 2 Maternity houses in Dayton, along with 1 men’s house in Troy, Ohio. We provide wholistic recovery that touches on body, mind, and spirit. We have a variety of requirements for addressing all areas of our resident’s lives. This includes: attending 12-step meetings, getting a sponsor and working the steps, lifeskills, Crown financial (creating and following a budget), acquiring and using a Spiritual Mentor, and attending and involvement in a local church. This is generally a 6 to 12 month program. We incorporate Christian counseling and a Personal Action Plan for goal-setting in the near future. JRM staff walks alongside residents as they re-integrate into society. This looks like: acquiring a job, paying off fines, reuniting with healthy family and friends, and re-connecting with God in a safe environment. We also emphasize healthy community connections in our houses and developing a strong support network.

One Eighty's Recovery Housing program consists of seven houses, open to men, women, and children. Our program includes Peer Support, 12-step attendance, random drug testing, and a safe environment for residents to practice recovery principles.

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House of Hope Recovery Residences - Loving, Healing Homes. Our recovery residences offer recovery support, healing, comfort, and peer family style living as well as places for privacy and serenity. Each resident has their own bedroom and there is plenty of room to get together or spread out, and all the amenities you would expect in a home. We have eight recovery residences centrally located in Columbus, Ohio.

This housing is funded by the local Mental Health and Recovery Board, so the subsidy is only available for Clark County residents. All men and women living in the housing are involved in treatment at McKinley Hall. We accept boys up to age 12 and girls up to age 17 who are in the care of their mothers.

We offer three recovery houses: A men's and women's recovery house support a wholistic approach. We also have a MOM's program housing which provide supportive housing to pregnant women seeking to maintain recovery while working toward having a healthy drug free baby.

New Housing Ohio operates two 12-step-based recovery houses, one for men and one for women, located in Clinton County, Ohio, and a second men's recovery house in Seneca County. We strive to assist men and women in establishing a foundation in recovery that will facilitate life-long recovery. The recommended length of stay is between 6-12 months but is ultimately determined by the individual.

The Clem House provides a safe, home-like residential facility for adult men who struggle with alcohol and drug disorders by providing education and support in order for them to reach their maximum potential, achieve their goals, dreams and desires and become productive members of their communities.

Located in the Old Town East community. Community for New Direction is a place where people get a chance to live in an environment where they focus on recovery. We support 12-step recovery, but we don't mandate that everyone does it. All we mandate is that you find a recovery support system of some kind that is mainstream. The house is supervised 24/7 to ensure that it is a safe place to live. We require that you be in outpatient or intensive outpatient treatment. It doesn't have to be at the Community for New Direction treatment center, but it can be if desired. We offer a no-cost experience with three meals a day, gym membership, cable television, transportation and much more.

New Foundations is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to providing safe, sober, structured, and supported quality recovery housing to those suffering from Substance Use Disorder. We have 11 properties throughout Hamilton County OH and Kenton County KY. We support men and women age 18 or older. We are MAT friendly and support all types of medications. Each home has a house manager, supported by an assistant and senior program participant whom ensure quality program and living conditions are continually met. Residents are required to attend weekly house meeting, 4 recovery meetings, family meal night, must work, school, or volunteer, and all must perform service work. We enlist a phase program starting at 0 , going through Phase III, senior participant with each phase requiring different criteria and permissions. We provide a wide array of resources to include rent assistance, cell phones, employment, and much more.

The Costa House seeks to improve the well-being of individuals by providing comprehensive behavioral health services. Chemical Dependency affects the lives and families of our loved ones on a daily basis. Addiction can be like a tornado destroying everything it comes in contact with. We are here to help others recover from a hopeless state of mind and body, by giving them a chance to reside in a sober environment during the most crucial time in their journey of sobriety.

Our Mission is to provide a residential drug-free environment, where residents can work on their personal goals through application of learned recovery tools, techniques and principles to establish healthy routines and life skills that will promote a successful life in recovery. We named this home after a few lost men to addiction. Our goal is to save as many lives as possible, We made this house feel like a special inspirational home throughout hoping their surrounding would inspire them to beat their addictions. This home is filled with family love.

The purpose of Compass Point Housing's Recovery Housing is to allow individuals with substance use disorders to live in a supportive environment free from alcohol and illicit drugs. Residents will have an individualized recovery plan that includes outpatient clinical services as they develop coping and life skills and links to multiple resources. Schedules of recovery and supportive activities are posted and maintained in the common areas. CPH strives to uphold Fair Housing Standards. We promote a 12-step recovery program but understand there are multiple pathways to recovery. Residents maintain accountability through routine and random drug screenings, tracking and documenting their weekly recovery activities, as well as, sharing in peer-run house meetings.

We are a safe supportive sober housing for individuals recovering for alcoholism or drug addiction.

The operation of our home will be guided by the mission to provide our community with a safe and secure home of hope, healing, and life to persons in recovery. AFairLife Home will provide a safe living environment that is free of drugs and alcohol. Under the guidelines of the Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services, AFairLife Home will be a permanent housing facility and does not have any time limits for a resident’s stay. Length of stay is determined by the resident's needs, progress, and willingness to engage in services provided. AFairLife home will be able to accommodate up to 6 residents. Our values also include safety, respectfulness, integrity, encouragement, acceptance, and courage. AFairLife Home will have and encourage a holistic approach to life and recovery. Services provided to residents using community resources will include assistance in gaining access to local resources, such as employment, physical and mental health needs, transportation, parenting, education, and ongoing recovery services. Staff and volunteers will provide ongoing support and guidance in these areas. They will also teach residents skills related to daily living, such as cooking, yoga, gardening, cleaning, and budgeting. The residents will not receive treatment services in the home but will work with existing community partners to engage in any ongoing treatment and counseling needed, as well as utilizing group recovery meetings in the community.

Muskingum Behavioral Health offers a structured sober living community in Muskingum County for men and women participating in alcohol and drug recovery programs.

Recovery Housing is a supportive living environment that focuses on recovery from substance use. It is a community of people who desire to live a sober lifestyle and who voluntarily agree to live under a set of guidelines that support the recovery process.

e.d.i.t. Sober Living house is a Level 2 recovery house. This means that we will provide a safe, alcohol/drug free living environment in which up to 5 men will be living as roommates in the family setting. Upon request e.d.i.t. Sober Living House can provide information and options about recovery tools and services that are offered in the area, as we do not provide any specific services in the house itself.

The Eagle's Nest Recovery House provides residential housing for individuals who are in the process of recovery from alcohol and other drug addictions. The residence houses up to seven men, providing a positive, recovery-focused environment with support for abstinence that enables individuals to achieve their life goals.

The Eagle's Nest is a safe and sober living environment designed to help build a strong foundation in recovery. Residents provide peer support and encourage each other to remain sober and focus on a healthy  and purposeful life. Flying HIGH, Inc. staff members assist residents in accessing community services including treatment, healthcare, employment, education/training, and connection to the recovery community.

Eden Counseling Centers Recovery Housing provides a safe living environment free from alcohol and illicit drug use. Our recovery house promotes a healthy lifestyle that encourages sober support networks, along with improved physical and spiritual growth. This includes but is not limited to positive community involvement with work, school and social organizations.

The Ethel Hardy House is currently certified through Ohio Recovery Housing and our sober house mirror the National Alliance Recovery Residence standards. Our home is very structured with 24-hour staffing, random Medication pill counts, urine testing, self-help meetings, groups, transportation to treatment, and outside referral sources. We are affiliated with an IOP that picks the women up daily Mon-Wed from 9am to 12pm for SUD groups. Mental Health, and medical compliance is mandatory.

We provide 12-step based recovery housing. We provide on site recovery supports including peer supporters. We provide transportation to medical appointments and clinical treatment service. We have rent subsidy for qualified applicants. We support MAT and we allow for women to live with their children.

First Step Home is a drug and alcohol treatment facility located in the neighborhood of Walnut Hills, in Cincinnati, Ohio. We accept women, and women with children up to the age of 12. We offer 3 programs as part of the clients Recovery. The programs are Residential, IOP ( Intensive Outpatient, and OP( Outpatient Treatment. While the women are in treatment, they have the option of living in our houses. The clients are assigned a case manager, who helps with securing basic needs, such as securing insurance, birth certificates, etc., along with a clinical counselor, who works with them ,on their journey to Recovery. We take a holistic approach, that is a continuum of care that meets all of their needs in one location. In addition, we also have a pediatric nurse, along with a psychiatric nurse , a speech therapist, and a child therapist to meet the needs of the children.

Foster Living provides safe, sober residences for men (age 18 and up) in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Our approach is 12-Step and abstinence based. We are committed not only to helping our residents maintain and strengthen their recovery, but also to helping them become responsible, productive members of a supportive recovery community

Frederick Avenue Apartment (FAA) is local recovery housing that provides a transitional living environment promoting sobriety and independent living during the early stages of recovery. Each apartment has two bedrooms; a full kitchen; is furnished, including a television; and houses two people. The apartment complex is gated and staff 24/7 by recovery coaches.
We offer onsite services such as peer support, case management, a variety of self-help meetings, discussion groups, recreational activities and peer gatherings. Staff support clients with getting connected to resources which include, but are not limited to independent housing, employment, food assistance programs, clothing closets, Social Security benefits, etc.

Good Shepherd Ministries is a recovery program is initially a one to two month program where guys go to class for check in groups, recovery coaching, and spiritual classes. To cover their program fees clients perform 20 hours of service work weekly at the recovery houses, help at the Adventure Thrift Store Life Enrichment Center, and local churches.

Each program participant is provided with a clean and healthy living environment, good food, work therapy, leisure time activities, group and individual coaching, spiritual direction, and resources to develop life skills and a personal relationship with God as provided by Jesus Christ.The physical and spiritual care that program participants receive prepares them to re-enter society and return to gainful employment. Many of those who have been rehabilitated are reunited with their families and resume a normal life.

We believe that everyone in recovery deserves the best chance for long term sobriety, so we offer a safe living environment away from previous triggers and active users. We involve peer support specialists and offer OneStep software app to support residents in achieving Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-based goals along their personal ongoing recovery path. Self-paced online Life Skills development empowers residents to practice using new, healthy behaviors among others who understand their struggles. The focus on building a cohesive, peer-accountable household unit with regular service work requirements helps residents grow in their recovery journey to become independent people living satisfying and purposeful lives, good neighbors and valued citizens

Guiding Light provides the highest quality personal educational program with the cornerstones of learning values, self-worth among residents and staff, and quality housing to ensure a safe and healthy environment. We envision that our plans will spread through other counties throughout the United States, and abroad.
Goals and Objectives – short- and long-term goals:
1. To educate women on life skills such as budgeting, laundry, housekeeping, and more.
2. To educate women on nutritional ways of eating for themselves and their child.
3. To connect women with available resources in the community, and transportation.
4. To provide counseling services in a holistic manner from staff and area counseling services.
5. To provide opportunities to receive higher education with visiting college campuses and to ensure a diploma or GED has been obtained.
6. To obtain and maintain a good job.
7. To educate women on healthy relationships and discuss future goals as well as positive decision-making.
8. To start support groups at multiple locations.
9. To encourage previous residents of the home to volunteer with helping those currently loving in the home.
10. To open other homes, as the need arises.

For over 55 years, Talbert House has served the communities of Southwest Ohio through a network of services focused on prevention, assessment, treatment, and reintegration. Talbert House recovery houses are social service housing sites dedicated to recovery and self-improvement within a drug and alcohol-free environment for men, women, and families. Our recovery houses are committed to maintaining the safety, health, and continued recovery success of our residents. We have five locations, one in Brown County and four in Hamilton County--all of which are located near Talbert House Addictions treatment sites should a resident choose to be referred to additional services with us. Recovery living is a peer-driven family in support of all recovery. Through our weekly housing meetings, residents are given an opportunity to give feedback and discuss changes to Residents are also connected with any services they may need in the community they reside. Through our network of services, Talbert House strives to provide the best possible environment for one to be successful in their recovery goals.

We wish you continued success in your recovery journey and hope to hear from you soon!

Her Story helps women go from active addiction to active recovery through a holistic, faith & evidence-based approach to recovery. Her Story Recovery Living is designed to provide a substance free living environment, peer support, and access to recovery supports in the community. We accept women who are over 18 years old, completed inpatient treatment, medically and mentally stable, no violent offenses or sex offenses, not the primary caregiver of any children, willing to secure a job within 30 days of admission, and willing to work our program.

His Hope Recovery Residences give men in recovery opportunities to restore important relationships, have a healthy peer support network, learn more life skills, live in safe housing, and find employment.

The goal of Hope Recovery Housing is to provide a safe, sober, and responsible environment to recovering alcohol and substance abusers which will support recovery.

House of Hope is designed for male participants with a minimum of thirty days demonstrated sobriety who are committed to sober living with like-minded persons. Huron County, Ohio residents are preferred, residents from other counties will be considered on a space available basis. The house has a capacity for five participants including a Senior Resident who lives in and oversees the house. Anticipated length of stay is one year.

Persons who reside at the house are supported in finding employment, expected to attend at least five recovery meetings per week, participate in community service and work to become self-sufficient productive members of the community. Accountability for sobriety is maintained through detailed house rules. Residents pay a monthly program fee and provide their own food.

IBH Recovery Housing provides a safe, serene home atmosphere near Portage Lakes. We serve adult men moving from drug and/or alcohol addiction to recovery. Residents and staff provide peer support and create individual recovery plans with goals to progress. Potential residents must complete an application and pre-admission interview. Residents must follow all house rules and their individual recovery plan. IBH Recovery Housing seeks to support and empower a person on the beginning of their journey to long-term fulfillment in recovery.

We provide housing for Men and Women recovering from SUD , Mental Health Disorder, Domestic violence , Human trafficking , and Criminal Justice , Homelessness . We provide a stable, clean structured living environment , with experienced staff and suuport to assist you with your continued care . We follow a set of Basic realistic rules that are implemented with you in mind , We provide food , care pocket with toiletries ,and linens upon arrival you will enter in a phase zero (0) that will last 2 weeks after a successful evaluation you will then inter phase 1 for 60 -90, phase 2 60 -90 day's , phase 3 - 90 -120 days phase 4 transitional living .shared room and some single rooms are available rent is 400.00 to 600.00 per bed .

Our houses are completely furnished ,With wifi , laundry , transportation to and from groups , peer center is also available for your support during this time you will do a minimum of 3 meeting per week , but not limited to more , you will be assisted by a peer or a staff member during phase 0 thank you for your interest in Nex Level

Jordan CRC provides recovery housing, counseling, and spiritual support for women challenged with substance abuse. Our services are holistic and designed to facilitate a process of transformation.

We are a recovery home for women who desire healing from past trauma and an opportunity to live a quality life of sustainable recovery. Successful candidates are committed to change and willing to try new approaches to their recovery (“willing to go to any lengths”). Our purpose includes: ENCOURAGING you in your healing process. EQUIPPING you with the tools and resources needed to live an abundant life in recovery. EMPOWERING you to fulfill your God-given destiny.

At LaClede House, applicants must have 30 days of sobriety, be working a 12 step program and be prepared for structure and accountability. Peer support is a must! Resident must be able to purchase their own food, complete daily chores and perform activities of daily living independently.

Legacy III provides recovery housing services to homeless women in Summit County who are recovering from chronic substance abuse, mental health disorders, or physical disabilities. The program participants are assisted in re-establishing stability in their lives, advocating for themselves and becoming economically self-sufficient members of society.

Light House Sober Living operates recovery homes for men and women located in Port Clinton, promoting a holistic approach to recovery, with an emphasis on faith and spirituality. The mission of Light House Sober Living is to provide our community with a safe and secure home of hope, healing, and life for men and women in recovery. Residents at Light House live a life free from drugs and alcohol, along with working to foster a sense of fellowship within the home. They learn to be good neighbors and to give back to others. Light House Sober Living creates positive and engaged members of the community.

Lotus Recovery House is a Level II, seven bed women's recovery house located in Tiffin, Ohio. Lotus Recovery House (LRH) aims to provide long-term housing, employment, social, and peer support services to women in recovery from alcohol and/or other drugs. LRH will assist individuals who are in recovery and struggling with housing insecurity by providing a safe and healthy environment where individuals are able to improve their physical, mental, spiritual, and social well-being. LRH prohibits residents' use of alcohol and illicit drugs on and off the premises.

We are a faith based recovery program that allows our participants the dignity of choice, believing that choice is of utmost importance in someone's journey; we ask that participants be willing to explore the spiritual side of that journey. We spend time addressing not just substance use behaviors but explore the roots and origins of those behaviors through groups focusing on self worth, meaning and purpose, holistic sexuality and learning styles. We offer counseling through independent contractors, as well as equine therapy, art therapy and AA/NA meetings.

Our recovery housing program provides a safe environment where men and women who are experiencing homelessness and have drug or alcohol issues can receive treatment from mental health providers as well as encouragement from others seeking sobriety. The program can last for up to a year, and participants receive intensive case management to overcome their barriers for permanent housing.

Lydia's Home is a faith-centered residential recovery program for women in Summit County located in the City of Green. We provide safe housing, transportation, food, clothing, necessities, educational curriculum, and mentoring for women overcoming substance abuse and incarceration.

Based upon our successful Restorative Justice program, Lydia’s Home helps women successfully address situational, generational, physical, logistical and spiritual barriers to recovery and independence.

Maslow House's mission is to create a safe, structured, and nurturing atmosphere that allows recovering men to heal. We are devoted to creating a safe haven where they are free to grow, recover, thrive, help others, and reintegrate into society. Maslow House is located in downtown Cambridge, Ohio, within walking distance of outpatient treatment services and other area resources. Maslow House offers a sober-living environment for up to five men at a time.

The Mayflower house is a quiet men's recovery house.  We accept referrals from treatment facility referrals.

McIntyre Center provides a client-based services which provides a combination of clinical treatment along with 12-step programing, peer support and various other services to guide clients to long-term recovery from substance use and other mental health disorders. Length of stay in the program and housing is individualized and not term limited.

Hope Town Recovery (HTR) Housing implements the social model of recovery, which features drug- and alcohol-free environments that are peer-oriented, maintained by residents (including resident house managers), and are not treatment focused. HTR Housing promotes long-term recovery, self-initiative, and increased independence by providing residents with: • Immersion in a recovery culture • Structured daily living • Peer-to-peer recovery support • Regular/random drug testing • Life skills and workforce development • Connection to community resources • Community contribution through service work • Case management of legal/employment/ medical and family issues

At Lawrence County Recovery, LLC, we provide Level II and Level III homes, offering sober living, independent living, and extended living options. Our facilities offer a supportive environment where individuals engage in tailored recovery activities aimed at achieving their goals and fostering personal growth. Residents participate in self-help meetings and adhere to community guidelines to promote mutual respect and accountability. Weekly meetings with our dedicated staff allow residents to set goals, plan activities, and address their physical, emotional, social, and financial needs. Through a commitment to personal responsibility and communal support, residents create a sober environment conducive to well-being and progress on their recovery journey.

Stella Maris provides a safe and supportive environment for residents to continue their path towards ongoing recovery. There is a live-in senior peer in each house that oversees the operations and are Stella Maris graduates themselves at The Bridge House. The Bridge House and Supportive Housing Programs are overseen by the Supportive Housing Manager

We are a faith-based recovery program. Our core values are Spiritual Transformation, Life long recovery , accountability and Love and compassion.

Mercy Manor is a guiding light for women recovering from alcoholism or drug addiction that provides an alcohol and drug-free living environment, recovery peer support, assistance with obtaining alcohol and drug addiction services, and other alcohol and drug addiction recovery assistance. The length of stay is determined by the resident’s needs, progress, and willingness to abide by the recovery house rules, in collaboration with the Executive Director and House Mangers. Interviews are scheduled with women transitioning from community addiction facilities, hospitals, behavioral health facilities and criminal justice facilities. Through interaction with the staff and being in a supportive environment, the participants are given assistance in developing life skills and positive behavior. Goals are set for the self-development of the whole person which includes the physical, psychological, intellectual, interpersonal and spiritual components of self.

Mike's Bridge House is a Level II, 5-bedroom co-occurring (mental health and substance use disorders) recovery house for men. There is a peer mentor live-in and Program Manager/Peer Recovery Supporter that manages house. Wrap around services offered: working with criminal justice system, mental health care needs, working with community recovery agencies, transportation, referrals and case management for achieving basic care needs, employment and volunteer opportunities supported . Residents are required to either work 20 hrs a week or 20 hrs. a week of volunteer/engaged in health and wellness activities at peer recovery center (The Gathering Place) located next door. Both Mike's Bridge House and The Gathering Place are operated by Athens Mental Health Inc. Residence is located downtown Athens on the bus line and close in proximity to recovery and mental health services and centers.

The Moms House is a Level II recovery home for pregnant and post-partum women and their children operated under the guidance of MetroHealth. We provide a structured, peer-accountable, and supportive setting with a paid house manager. There are three beds available and each resident has her own room. This is a lovely, spacious home located near MetroHealth.

Monarch Meadow is a Level II recovery home located in Claridon Twp, Geauga County. It is a beautiful ranch house leased weekly for up to 5 women in recovery with a minimum of 90 days sober and willing to work a 12-step program. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Peer support staff. MAT accepted. Wheelchair accessible. Transportation support. We cannot house children but support day visitation onsite during planned visitation hours.

New Journey provides recovery housing for single women, who have completed a certified treatment program and are actively participating in aftercare services. The recovery housing program provides a safe, drug free recovery environment which promotes the participant's recovery, through advocacy, recovery support services and case management.

Nikki's House, LLC is a recovery housing program committed to providing a supportive living environment for women impacted by addiction. We are supportive of mothers and children.

Our House is a joint partnership between Hocking Metropolitan Housing Authority and Hopewell Health Centers, Inc. Our mission is to provide access to a safe, person-centered, supportive housing to individuals in recovery. Our House is a fully-furnished, 5-bedroom home with shared living spaces. The collaborative partners for Our House understand that there is more to recovery than just staying clean. We believe in a multi-faceted, integrated approach to recovery that addresses multiple life domains. Residents are expected to contribute to the daily upkeep of the home, be compliant with treatment plans, follow house rules, and actively work towards a life in recovery. Hopewell Health Centers provides access to community-based, mental health, primary care, and dental services. Our House is appropriate for individuals who are currently homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, in an environment that is high-risk for relapse, or someone who would like the opportunity for extended recovery support and connection to peers. We are conveniently located in downtown Logan, within walking distance from many businesses, restaurants, and the courthouse. Our House is not a treatment center and/or detoxification center. All clinical treatment services are provided off site through licensed professionals professional at Hopewell Health Centers, Inc.

There’s a fit for everyone at Ohio Wellness Living. Our specialized Sober Living House focuses on providing a warm community as well as reducing the stresses of daily life for residents so they can focus on getting back on track. Take advantage of a truly compassionate environment where you are never alone.

Allows individuals the opportunity to reside in a structured and stable environment while recovering from substance use disorders.  Over 10 years experience working with people from diverse and marginalized populations who face barriers to service due to mental health, substance use, abuse, social isolation, trauma, immigration, unemployment/underemployment and history with the criminal justice system.

Pearl House strives to serve the community as a special place where families suffering from addiction can heal and rebuild a healthy and productive lifestyle together.

The Phoenix Recovery Support Services is dedicated to meeting the individual where they stand. We offer Person Centered-Person Driven, clean, safe, and sober-drug free living environments - lvl 1, lvl 2, and lvl 3. Our Recovery Housing Programs are the firm foundations that set the stage for our Recovery Coaching Services. Our collective staff of Peers has have found a path to obtaining and maintaining long-term Recovery. We celebrate the triumphs of every Person who has walked through our doors, battle the disease of addiction, and continue the daily march of Recovery one Person at a time.

In house weekly meeting, spacious, wifi, cable, laundry

Progress House provides a sober living environment for Men recovering from addiction. We offer support and structure to assist individuals who may be in the early phase of their recovery. Returning home after treatment can be stressful and the temptation to return to people, places and things without structure and support can be difficult. Progress House offers assistance with helping individuals return to a drug/alcohol free productive lifestyle. We offer counseling and case management services, assist with engagement in outpatient treatment services, provide guidance and support while you begin focusing on goals to rebuild your life. If you are willing to follow rules and open to change with the help of men who are on the road to recovery, sober living may be your path to Freedom from Active Addiction.

Women who come to POF have 30 days sober and are beginning their transition back into societal roles in career, family, education and community. Within this transitional phase, women are faced with new challenges that can create barriers to a healthy recovery. Because of the location of the POF facility and the surrounding Old Brooklyn neighborhood, residents are able to travel, acquire and maintain jobs and regularly attend mandatory meetings. The availability of local jobs and accessibility of city bus lines found within the neighborhood makes Point of Freedom a positive living environment for women seeking to improve their lives and the surrounding neighborhood an ideal location.

Recovery Point is a 3-bedroom home with the capability to serve 5 individuals at any one time. There is a Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA) certified House Manager who manages the operations, provides support and guidance, transportation, and linkage to social services. There is also a part-time Peer. The home follows a social model of recovery, however also incorporates a level system and house rules for accountability beyond their peers. The program works closely with the court system and probation officers. Random drug screens, house meetings, attendance at sober support activities and self help groups is necessary. Rent is charged only upon obtaining employment. Treatment services occur within the community agencies with a strong collaboration with the recovery house.

We are committed to provide supportive housing to men and women whose lives have been impacted by drugs, alcohol, mental illness, incarceration, life crises, special needs, and to homeless, displaced vets who are on their personal journey to restore a positive quality of life. . .one-day-at-a time—one life at a time.

Multiple supportive housing sites
For men and women located in Lima, OHIO

The Robbins Recovery House is a female sober living facility that provides both a hope and a home to women in recovery.

Scarborough House for Women is a Cleveland-based non-profit,
three-quarter way residential recovery facility helping chemically dependent women regain their lives and families. The program is located in the Tremont neighborhood on the Near West Side of Cleveland and has the capacity to house 8 women at one time. The program provides transitional sober housing to help women starting out in recovery from treatment; women can remain at Scarborough house for up to one year. Scarborough leads women into recovery by way of counseling, support, and a healthy environment where they live, grown and heal. Women are required to attend self-help meetings, to participate in weekly counseling and to adhere to the group living rules of the house. A House Manager lives on the premises and monitors the residents' adherence to the program. Urinalysis dip screen and breathalyzer testing is conducted randomly. Scarborough House was certified by the Ohio Recovery Housing and NARR in 2015.

Located just outside Athens, Ohio, Serenity Grove provides transitional housing for women recovering from alcohol and/or drug addiction. Women come to Serenity Grove to learn to live independently, to heal, and to gain back their lives. Built on seven wooded acres, Serenity Grove is open to women who have at least 30 days clean/sober.
According to our philosophy, substance use disorder is a physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual disorder. We believe recovery from addiction is an individually designed lifelong process best addressed holistically. We believe anyone who practices a recognized program of recovery with honesty, openness, and willingness can get and remain clean and sober.

Supportive housing for men in recovery to support each other in their recovery journey. Individuals are expected to be active in recovery communities outside of the house and participating in treatment with one of the local service providers.

Serenity Place is a Faith Based Home. The owner is very involved in the lives of each woman that walks through the door of our home. Our home becomes your home. The circle of woman we have incorporated into our lives. Such as Sponsors, Peer Support and volunteers that come and share their experience and strength and hope welcome you with open arms. You will find your self worth and Serenity if you come with willingness to change people, places and things. Give us a call and talk to the owner personally. Acceptance into our home is based on application, interview and prayer.

Fully furnished two-bedroom apartments, each with a full kitchen
24-hour live-in support staff
Resident-required participation in treatment, weekly AA/NA meetings and community service
Case Management assistance to develop and work treatment plan goals, find a sponsor and explore employment opportunities
Transportation is available to assist residents to treatment, AA/NA meetings, medical appointments and shopping
Long-term recovery support and resident education on how to live sober
As part of Silver Maple Recovery’s full continuum of care, residents can easily attend Intensive Outpatient and Partial Hospitalization treatment as indicated by individualized treatment plans. Silver Maple Recovery’s sober living program meets Level III criteria as determined by Ohio Recovery Housing.

Small Steps provides a path to recovery where people recovering from addiction can live in a supervised and sober environment with structure and rules. We provide transportation to programs and functions that promote sobriety, as well as assistance building the necessary life skills to function in society while maintaining sobriety.

Griffin Homes Sober Living helps individuals in recovery from substance use disorder by providing a safe, healthy, and sober living environment so that residents can graduate BACK into LIFE and move towards self-sufficiency and sustained recovery.

Sojourner offers two female recovery houses in which no children or significant others are permitted. We have one female recovery house that focuses on perinatal services and infant children are permitted.

We are MAT friendly recovery housing for adult women and men attending outpatient treatment services. Located in Springfield township, our campus has 10 townhouse units, 5 people per unit, with 50 beds total. Our model provides funding that pays for housing for up to 30 days for residents. Structured MAT medication management, with 24/7 access and storage for all prescriptions. Units are renovated, fully furnished, appliances, kitchenware, free laundry, and each resident gets new bedding, towels & hygiene products. Our staff of 3 work on site daily, providing support; bus passes, life skills & financial literacy. We offer group activities like yoga, crafts, cooking, walks & hikes at nearby Winton Woods

Together We Hurt Together We Heal provides peer support recovery housing for men and women in recovery from substance use disorder. Potential resident will complete application, house agreement and an interview to determine appropriateness. Must be 18 years and over, have had previous treatment and desire and willingness to live in supportive family type atmosphere.

To provide a safe, stable and supportive environment to women in recovery. We believe in treating people with respect and dignity as they learn to live sober. Our house manager and recovery coach will assist in:

1. Transitioning to life after exiting an addiction treatment center or completing detoxification.
2. Guiding each resident to sober events, retreats, meetings and entertainment.
3. Strengthening interpersonal skills by practicing self-respect and self-acceptance.
4. Providing referrals for medical appointment, government assistance, intensive outpatient treatment, mental health assessments or employment services.
5. Personalized recovery plan with action steps towards individualized goals.

The Light House is a Level II Recovery Home that is focused on providing a safe, drug-free setting for women who have an Opioid or Stimulant Use Disorder and their children. Rent and utilities are subsidized by grants at this time. Participation in recommended treatment is required, but that treatment may be provided by any agency.

Recovery Resources features a Level II sober living home for women in recovery from a Substance Use Disorder (SUD). Applicants must have at least a SUD diagnosis, though dually diagnosed individuals are also eligible. Individuals in a Suboxone, Methadone or Vivitrol medically assisted treatment (MAT)are also eligible. There are 9 beds in the facility and each resident has their own room. The sober living home features 1st and 2nd shift female peer support staff. If an applicant is accepted into the facility following their interview, they cannot intake until they have a minimum of 30 days of sobriety.

The R.I.T.E. House (RH) provides an alcohol and drug-free living environment, peer support and connection to recovery assistance for men/women with substance use disorders. The RH is a clean, safe, and sober living environment for the men/women who reside in the home. The RH collaborates with community partners to assist residents in strengthening their sobriety and in building recovery-based lives. Staff and volunteers interact with residents and activities are designed in a way to support a life in recovery. Discussions about recovery plans, relapse prevention, and living life in recovery are expected. These rules and handbooks are designed to support residents in their recovery process while residing at the R.I.T.E. House.