About this Sober House
Exodus Community Recovery Services runs a women's sober living home on North Country Club Road in Tucson, Arizona, in Pima County, one of two single-gender residences the organization operates at the same address.
A Women's Sober House on North Country Club Road
This sober house in Tucson serves women only, and it shares a campus with the organization's men's residence rather than sitting apart from it. North Country Club Road runs through a well-established midtown Tucson neighborhood, close to the Broadway Boulevard and Speedway Boulevard corridors that carry most of the city's bus routes, outpatient clinics and entry-level employers.
Single-Gender Housing on One Campus
Keeping men and women in separate houses, even on the same property, is a deliberate structure: house rules, meetings and shared living space are written for one population, and residents are never the only woman living among men or the reverse. Anyone applying to Exodus Community Recovery Services is placed in the women's house or the men's house depending on gender, not assigned to a single mixed building.
A Tucson Recovery Housing Provider
Exodus Community Recovery Services is a Tucson-based nonprofit working specifically in the city's recovery housing space, distinct from unrelated national organizations that share similar names. Its work is limited to running the housing itself; clinical care, if a resident needs it, comes from outpatient providers elsewhere in the city.
Recovery Housing in Pima County
Tucson is the seat of Pima County and the largest city in southern Arizona, which means a resident of this women's sober house has access to a metro-scale job market, community college system and treatment network without leaving the county. That scale is part of why midtown Tucson holds a concentration of sober living homes in the first place.
Applying to the Women's House
Applications for the Country Club Road women's house go through Exodus Community Recovery Services directly. Because the organization also runs a men's residence on the same property, a household with both men and women seeking recovery housing in Tucson can apply to one operator and be placed in the appropriate house rather than searching separately.
More on the Sober House
90% of the sober house residents that come to us rely on Exodus for shelter, food, clothing, and the necessary items to find a foundation in which to start living a new life, while 30% of our sober clients are referred to us from either the probation department or department of corrections to help aid in their transition to sober independent living.
