Ralph Perdue Center Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Ralph Perdue Center is a coed recovery residence in Fairbanks, Alaska, serving adult men and women in the Fairbanks North Star Borough. It runs a short-term residential program lasting roughly 45 days.

The center is operated by a Native nonprofit and primarily serves Alaska Native and American Indian adults, alongside residents from other backgrounds.

What This Fairbanks Recovery Home Provides

Residents get both group and individual counseling across the stay, with integrated support for people managing co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions. Staff coordinate with the justice system where a resident's circumstances require it.

Forty-Five Days In A Recovery Residence

Short is not the same as thin. A 45-day stay is enough to get through the hardest early stretch and to build a next step, and in the Interior it may be the only residential option a person can reach at all. Staff plan what follows while a resident is still in the building.

A Sober House Inside A Wider Organization

Its operator also runs a residential program for women with children and adolescent services in Fairbanks, plus behavioral health outpatient care. Moving between those does not mean starting over with a new provider.

Recovery Housing Rooted In Alaska Native Values

Native and tribal organizations carry a large share of Alaska's recovery housing, and that grounding is part of why residents choose this one. Cultural connection does real clinical work for people whose recovery is tied to identity and community.

Fairbanks North Star Borough Recovery Homes And Reach

Fairbanks anchors a vast Interior region where many communities sit off the road system and have no residential treatment. The address is not published, and placement runs through the operator's intake process.